Fraser & Thompson North American Whiskey
Product details
| Management number | 253706115 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$10.00 | Model Number | 253706115 | ||
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The Fraser & Thompson — North American Whiskey is a velvety-slick “North American Whiskey” blend that’s approachable and elegant. With soft fruit sweetness, dessert-like warmth, and mild spices, it’s designed for casual sipping and versatility.
Origins & Craftsmanship
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Co-created by renowned singer Michael Bublé and Master Distiller & Blender Paul Cirka, then blended and bottled at Heaven Hill–operated facilities in Bardstown, Kentucky
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A creative fusion of 92% Canadian whisky and 8% Kentucky bourbon, yielding its debut as the brand’s signature “North American Whiskey”
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Bottled at 84 proof (42% ABV) and positioned as an elegant, easy-drinking profile for today’s spirit lovers
Tasting Profile
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Aroma: Gentle and inviting—introductions of sweet fig, molasses, and vanilla, paired with blood orange brightness and caramel warmth
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Palate: Smooth and creamy in texture, it delivers butterscotch, toffee, and gentle spice, all balanced by soft oak and caramel nuances
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Finish: Long, mellow, and comforting, with a hint of warm spice and citrus, wrapping up in gracefully approachable warmth
Quick Overview
| Feature | Description |
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| Blend Composition | 92% Canadian whisky, 8% Kentucky bourbon |
| ABV | 42% ABV (84 proof) |
| Craft Heritage | Co-founded by Michael Bublé & Master Blender Paul Cirka; produced at Heaven Hill in Kentucky |
| Flavor Highlights | Sweet fig, blood orange, caramel, toffee, vanilla, gentle spice |
| Texture & Finish | Smooth, creamy, warm, and inviting |
| Positioning | A modern, accessible “North American” blend—easy to sip neat or in simple cocktails |
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