Canadian Wicket is a wine-based Canadian whisky alternative from Premium Blend of Miami, founded in 1989 by brothers Gino and Henry Santos, sons of Cuban musician Orestes Santos. At 24% alcohol (48 proof) and made in the USA, it offers notes of maple, caramel, toasted oak, butterscotch, brown sugar, and baking spice — with low sugar and roughly a third of the calories of traditional whisky — while remaining legal to sell under a beer and wine license.
Canadian Wicket Wine Whiskey is made from a wine and whiskey blend.
A distinctive spirit combining the smoothness of Canadian whiskey with a wine base. Amber in color with warm notes of vanilla, caramel, and oak. Smooth and approachable, enjoy neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
f you like Whiskey, you will love Candian Wicket!”
Candian Wicket is a wine crafted to emulate Whiskey. This innovative creation boasts a low alcohol content, providing a refreshing alternative to traditional spirits. Infused with the unmistakable richness of oak and subtle notes of caramel and spice, it delivers the taste profile reminiscent of a top shelf Canadian whiskey.
All older vintage wines have been purchased from a single collectors cellar. Pictures can be requested before shipment.
Sainte-Marie Bourgogne Blanc Vieilles Vignes is made from 100 percent Chardonnay.
The wine has a perfect light yellow color with green hues. Nose of white flower, sweet spice and bitter orange. Fresh and delicious attack. It shows roundness and a slight buttery note with a very saline finish that makes you slightly salivate.
Excellent with Seafood, grilled fish, clams and oysters of course. Also great with goat cheese or Comté cheese.
Aged on lees for 6 months in stainless steel vats. Adjustment of sulphites at the end of MLF and before bottling. Filtration on earth then on 1.2µ cartridge after bonding with bentonite.Machine harvest, and direct pressing with a pneumatic horizontal press. Static settling. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation in stainless steel vats with native yeast and bacteria.
This wine is declassified Chablis, due to exceeding the volume limit per hectare it could not be labeled Chablis. They call it “over-production” Burgundy, but we call it an outstanding value. This exact same juice is selling for three times as much under the Chablis AOC label!