Bimber Canada Edition - Whisky Review
- lifeofandra

- Jul 11
- 2 min read

Time for another dram!
A Single Malt London Whisky fully matured in a Re-Charred American Oak Cask.

A bit about
The Canada Edition is a Single Cask Release, part of the Spirit of the Game Collection, along with the Mexico Edition and the USA Edition.
It has 58.2% ABV; it is non-chill filtered, has a deep golden amber natural colour, and it was fully matured in a Re-Charred American Oak Cask.
305 Bottles were released (CASK REF. 691).

Time to try it!
Nose: Beautifully rich, with a delicate sweetness and ripe forest fruit, orange and walnuts
Palate: Prunes, sour cherries, overripe blackberries and a bit of oak spice
Finish: Medium-long with more forest fruit, orange peel

Pros and Cons
Honestly, since the first sip, it's an absolute delight. Layers and layers of dark forest fruit (and not only) combined with a little oak spice and hints of orange make this whisky perfect for sipping no matter the weather. I don't know what I expected, but certainly not this much abundance of flavour.
In Conclusion
Overall, consider me a big fan of the Canada Edition. I've not yet tried a Bimber whisky I didn't like, but I do have my favourites - I absolutely loved the Valentine's Edition as well as last year's Christmas one, and this is not joining the list.
It has a lovely mouthfeel, a great finish and a burst of flavour in between. Cannot fault it in any way, shape or form.
It was released in June 2026, and it was priced at £98 if bought on its own on Bimber's official website, or £348 if bought as part of the trio (with the Mexico and USA Editions, in a hand-numbered matching box set.

As always, please drink responsibly.
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