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Dusty Lot No. 40?


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I was dusty hunting a few weeks ago when I came across a bottle of Lot No. 40 sitting right next to a Weller Centennial Louisville. Given the recent hype of the new release, I recognized the name and picked up the bottle. I've done a bit of searching for more info, but other than discovering that this is not from the new release, I have come up with nothing. Can anybody give me some more info on this bottle? Is it a dud or am I in for a treat?

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I don't know that much about this but it was part of the "Canadian Whiskey Guild" trio maybe 6 years ago. There was Lot 40, Gooderham & Worts, and Pikes Creek. The Lot 40 was praised as the best of the 3. I have an unopened bottle that I will probably never get around to if someone else wants it. Just let me know.

Did you leave the Centennial behind?

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It's very good if you like the Canadian style of Rye. I do and will buy more in the future, but if you haven't tried the type be aware they are not as robust as the American style.

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I think we can safely rule out that its a 2012 release. For some reason, I'm under the impression that the 2011 release and the '90s release shared the same packaging/labels.

Here's a link to more info on the 2011 version:

http://www.canadianwhisky.org/reviews/lot-40-43-alc-vol.html

Given that this shared a shelf with a bunch of 1990s bottles, I'm fairly confident that this is also from the 90's, but I have no clue what that means for the contents. Better? Worse? Same? Who cares?

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Only one way to find out.

Don't you worry, it will get opened. Just trying to figure out if I need to drop the coin on a current bottle too.

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