I'm about 190 pages into Davin's book and loving it thus far. It has made me want to explore more Ontario Micro Distilleries. I'm going to venture a bit more into Gins and Vodkas as they seem to be more available at the LCBO. I still find it very difficult to get craft whiskies down here in Windsor. I do try an support my local distilleries as much as possible in my whisky purchases, it just happens that my local distillery is the largest in North America, haha.
Haha you are a rare exception in that regard, your local is the biggest! I'm really impressed with rums and gins and even vodkas. The big producers make stuff for 'mainstream' palates, and that sells, but for someone like me that goes off-the-beaten-path with those categories, micro-distilleries are great. Whisky, though, is hard and the value (for now anyway) is definitely with the big distilleries.
I'm about 190 pages into Davin's book and loving it thus far. It has made me want to explore more Ontario Micro Distilleries. I'm going to venture a bit more into Gins and Vodkas as they seem to be more available at the LCBO. I still find it very difficult to get craft whiskies down here in Windsor. I do try an support my local distilleries as much as possible in my whisky purchases, it just happens that my local distillery is the largest in North America, haha.
Haha you are a rare exception in that regard, your local is the biggest! I'm really impressed with rums and gins and even vodkas. The big producers make stuff for 'mainstream' palates, and that sells, but for someone like me that goes off-the-beaten-path with those categories, micro-distilleries are great. Whisky, though, is hard and the value (for now anyway) is definitely with the big distilleries.