A selection of the most famous Canadian alcohols
Canada is known as a country that offers some of the finest wines and spirits in the world... The Canadian beverage market continues to evolve, with the Canadian alcoholic beverage industry going mainstream at an impressive pace.
In this section, we will show you our cellar in Canadian colors and mention some drinks typical of this country... Each of these drinks has its own story.
Typical Canadian drinks:
Beer
Canadian beer is not very well known abroad, but it is one of the best beers in North America.
Whiskey
Canadians have won the prize for the best whiskeys in the world several times. Canadian whiskey has its own classification rules that differentiate it from American, Scottish or Irish whiskey. In Canada, whiskey must be aged in barrels for at least three years, but this restriction does not apply to blends of American and Canadian whiskey.
Cider
It is a typical drink well created by beer manufacturers who had to develop a non-alcoholic alternative during World War II. Thus was born cider, a sweet alcoholic drink produced by fermentation and distillation of apple juice.
Ice wine
It is a Canadian alcoholic beverage made from juice that has frozen on contact with cold air because it comes from grapes that have been left in the vineyard to keep them in good condition until temperatures drop . The result is a sweet wine!
Canadian wine
Is Canada the next frontier for international viticulture? In recent years, several Canadian producers have taken advantage of cold winters and hot summers to produce high quality wines with excellent value for money.
Appetizers
Since 1953, this fiery drink has been marketed as a medicine to soothe sore throats and throat infections. But it quickly became one of the most popular liqueurs in Canada.
Gin
It is a spirit produced by the distillation of grains or molasses with maple trees, angelica root and coriander seeds. In Canada, gin always goes hand in hand with whiskey because they are very similar products.
