Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Private Store Pick + High Horns Scotch Bundle

Celebrate the best of both worlds with this exclusive whisky duo featuring:

• Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky (Private Barrel Pick)

• High Horns Premium Blended Scotch Whisky

This bundle blends the craftsmanship of Sazerac’s single barrel Canadian whisky with the bold tradition of Scottish blended scotch. Whether you're seeking elegance, smoothness, or Highland ruggedness, this set has something for every whisky lover—making it the ideal gift set, tasting experience, or addition to your spirits collection.

Key Features:

• Caribou Crossing: Private Barrel Pick via Sazerac Barrel Select

•  High Horns: Bold, smooth blended Scotch whisky from the highlands of Scotland

• Canadian finesse meets Highland character

• 2-bottle value bundle perfect for tasting events, gifting, or daily sipping

• Distilled in Canada & Scotland | Bottled at 80 & 86 Proof respectively

Product Details:

Caribou Crossing Single Barrel Canadian Whisky

• Selector: Multiple Private Barrel Pick Selections

• Origin: Canada

• ABV: 40% | Proof: 80

• Volume: 750ml

High Horns Blended Scotch Whisky

• Origin: Scotland

• ABV: 43% | Proof: 86

• Volume: 750ml

Tasting Notes Overview:

• Caribou Crossing:

  • Nose: Baked apple, vanilla cream, maple sugar

  • Palate: Toffee, honey, soft spice

  • Finish: Long, mellow, and smooth

• High Horns:

  • Nose: Heather, citrus peel, toasted malt

  • Palate: Earthy peat, grain sweetness, slight spice

  • Finish: Crisp, clean, subtly smoky

Perfect Pairings:

• Meats: Smoked ham, roast beef, venison

• Cheeses: Gouda, Brie, aged cheddar

• Desserts: Sticky toffee pudding, maple crème brûlée

• Cigars: Medium-bodied with woody and nutty notes

• Occasions: Whisky tastings, Father’s Day, collector’s gift, fireside nights

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

Q: Are these full-size bottles?
A: Yes, both are full-size 750ml bottles.

Q: Is the Caribou Crossing a store pick?
A: Yes, it’s one of multiple private barrel picks, selected via the Sazerac Barrel Select program.

Q: Is High Horns a peated Scotch?
A: It has light peat influence, but leans toward a smooth and balanced profile, great for Scotch newcomers and veterans alike.