Canadian Rye Whisky Results

[madmax-im]

That figures, When you actually need free trade you find that there are "special rules" What harm could sending a gift bottle of alcohol cause?

depends on who you're sending it to...

[Big Daddy Funk]

It must be the thought that counts

That figures, When you actually need free trade you find that there are "special rules" What harm could sending a gift bottle of alcohol cause?

[tw1980]

Nope, no go, legally... You can't even ship alcohol within the states unless you are a winery, distillery, brewery, and/or have the proper 'authority'...

Yeah I think that's correct you have to pay the Kennedys before you can ship liquor

[Gator]

Good question...you may be able to...but I would imagine only in a limited quantity

Nope, no go, legally... You can't even ship alcohol within the states unless you are a winery, distillery, brewery, and/or have the proper 'authority'...

[MaximPhil]

Anyone know if shipping a gift of alcohol across the border is acceptable to both U.S. and Canada Customs ?

Hi Big Daddy,
I bet the customs agents on either side of the border would appreciate your gift of whisky.

Phil

[madmax-im]

Special Ed...Thanks for the info..I'll check Wiki too

[DenyP]

From my experiance it all works! L.O.L So where does Windsor fit in the pic, asside from price?

Deny

[Special Ed]

About whisky/whiskey

"Ok I admit I am ignorant about this but are they different?It seems that all the liquor stores around here have plenty of Whisky/Whiskey but not Rye...I always thought the 2 were different?...I went to the largest liqor store in my area...one aisle had a sign Imported and Domestic Whikeys and Ryes...but all they had was Whiskys...so i looked at all of them and ofc no one has or even heard of Forty Creek."

For whatever reason the Scots spell it whisky and everyone else spells it with “ey.” Other than spelling, all varieties of distilled spirits are created from different grains, and cured differently. American rye whiskey must be made from at least 51% rye grain and cured for at least 3 years in charred white oak barrels.
It’s a very interesting topic and there is way to much material, and I haven’t the time to do a full treatment here. I suggest you do like I did and Google “Whiskey” or just go straight to Wikipedia. Then you too can sound like an educated drunk!

"If the ocean was whiskey
and I was a drunk,
I'd dive to the bottom
and never come up!

Rye whiskey, rye whiskey,
Rey whiskey I cry,
If I don't get rye whisky
I surely will die!"
(An American folk song)
Special Ed

[DenyP]

Ha ha ha...the way things are going for me ..I will wind up in an alley...

Let me know which one. I will come keep you company and share my bottle of Thunderbird!

Deny

[madmax-im]

Anyone know if shipping a gift of alcohol across the border is acceptable to both U.S. and Canada Customs ?

Good question...you may be able to...but I would imagine only in a limited quantity

[Big Daddy Funk]

Can I do that ?

To whom it may concern,

I have not yet received the Canadian test samples yet.Please forward ASAP.

Terry

Anyone know if shipping a gift of alcohol across the border is acceptable to both U.S. and Canada Customs ?

[madmax-im]

It,s my understanding that they don't ship to areas that drink it out of brown paper bags , in alley's. Rick

Ha ha ha...the way things are going for me ..I will wind up in an alley...

[tw1980]

To whom it may concern,

I have not yet received the Canadian test samples yet.Please forward ASAP.

Terry

[Big Daddy Funk]

No hope for NJ

It,s my understanding that they don't ship to areas that drink it out of brown paper bags , in alley's. Rick

[Gator]

Hey Ben, If Gator can get it in Texas, I would assume that NJ can get it too. It is made by a Niagara Ontario winery called Kittling Ridge. Their wines are very popular also. Rick

I have found that we can get a lot of things here in the great Republic of Texas that you can't necessarily find in the lower 47... It probably has something to do with all the d@m* yankees, urm, I mean, 'Winter Texans', yeah thats it, that visit here so often...