GrainHenge Whisky
GrainHenge is a celebration of the mysterious synergies created when people and ingredients are brought together with curiosity and consideration.
Our Story
It is more than the combination of grain, wood, water, and time. It is the prairies and the people who live and work upon them. It is the grand sum of it all that cannot be explained; it must be experienced and enjoyed.
GrainHenge symbolizes Alberta’s rich history of grain elevators, mills and abandoned wood structures that are the iconic symbols of the prairies. The monuments that inspire awe and motivate gatherings much like an ancient henge, shrouded in mystery.
Meeting Creek No. 3
| Style: | Single Malt Whisky |
| Nose: | The nose is nutty, chocolate, caramel, and vanilla with a bit of dried fruit and cedar. |
| Palate: | Vanilla and barrel notes start on the palate and are swirled in with the fruity and nutty malt character that finishes with the roasted malt flavours of chocolate and coffee. |
| Cask Types: | #2 Char New American Oak (Aged 39 Months) #3 Char New American Oak (Aged 73 Months) Ex-Bourbon (Aged 55 Months) |
| Mash Bill: | 2-Row, Amber, Crystal, Brown, Chocolate |
Elevator Row No.02
| Style: | New World Single Malt |
| Nose: | Warm vanilla, caramel and brown sugar with hints of baking spice, toasted nuts and dried fruit |
| Palate: | Rich sweetness with dried fruits, raisins, golden brown sugar and vanilla. |
| Finish: | A dry nutty character with lingering herbal and baking spices. |
| Cask Types: | #2 & #4 New American Oak, |
| Mash Bill: | 2-row, Dark Munich |
Arrowwood No.02
| Style: | Rye Whisky |
| Nose: | Caramel and vanilla up front, followed by herbaceous notes, baking spices, and a touch of candy sweetness. |
| Palate: | Bold herbal rye character layered with cinnamon, baking spices, and a hint of honey cereal and chalk candy |
| Finish: | The rye spice and barrel notes give a dry finish, while the warming alcohol and lingering spice and vanilla complete a warm finish. |
| Cask Types: | #1, #3 & #4 Char New American White Oak |
| Mash Bill: | Flaked Rye, Rye Malt |
A little mystery in every bottle
