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| Producer | Benjamin Chapman |
| Country | Canada |
| Style | Canadian Whisky |
| Sku | 20038 |
| Size | 750ml |
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The blend for the Benjamin Chapman 7-year is fairly unique with its 51% rye spirit and 49% wheat spirit. Usually, if they are high rye, we will see a blend of 51% rye, with the other 49% being a mixture of malted barley, corn, and/or wheat. While the rye spirit is aged 10 years in alligator char white American oak, the wheat spirit is aged 7 years in lighter charred barrels.
All the grain for the spirits is grown in Canada, and more specifically, the prairie provinces: Alberta, Saskatchewan, and my home province, Manitoba. The use of wheat in whisky is to substitute rye. Rye gives spice to the flavor profile, and wheat affects the mouthfeel of a whiskey.
Knowing this, we should expect the Benjamin Chapman 7-Year Whiskey to give us the best of both grains, so let’s find out…
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