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Thursday, January 11th, 2024

OUR GOOD FRIEND ROBBIE IS BACK!

ROBBIE BURNS CANADIAN WHISKY – SECOND RELEASE  🥃 ✍️

  photo credit: Anjali J Photography

This weekend we are releasing our second whisky in honor of Robbie Burns. Scotland’s national poet is Known the world over for his work which centered on universal themes such as love and nature.

The whisky was aged for five years in once-used, American white oak, ex-rye barrels. This deliciously light, easy sipping dram is bright, smoky, and peaty with caramelized honey and straw on the nose. The palate has rich honey notes, chewy nut brittle and a mineral, briny salinity that is slightly spicy. The whisky ends with a clean woodfire smoke finish. A beautiful tribute to an enduring master of words.

 

 

Friday, November 10th, 2023

HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY TO US!

Photo Credit: Katharine Manson

This limited edition whisky is a testament to our heritage with an ‘Odd’ nod to the solera method. A rich and unique blend of rye, single malt, maple, peated and smoked malt whiskies that have been married in our boneyard barrels from four to seven years. Several litres from this release have been saved and started in the next boneyard barrel.

The whisky itself is wonderfully complex, yet well balanced. On the palate it has notes of caramel, vanilla, orange chocolate, leather and nougat. There is a slight smoke throughout and has a dry finish.

Order at shop.oddsocietyspirits.com; pickup or purchase at the distillery, and Canada-wide shipping is available. 750 ml, 46% ABV, $77.39 (at the distillery).

Tuesday, February 9th, 2021

East Van distillery turns whisky into gold

Odd Society Spirits receives high honours at the Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition including seven gold awards, two silvers and a best-in-class nod

Odd Society Spirits Commodore earned Best in Class in the Single Malt Whisky category at the 2021 Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition (CASC), announced earlier this morning. In addition to its Best in Class honour, Odd Society received seven gold and two silver medals, plus four awards of distinction for its spirits and liqueurs. Four of these gold accolades were earned by Odd Society’s whiskies; three in the Single Malt category and one in the Single Grain category.

This year marks a fantastic follow up to 2020 when Odd Society Spirits earned seven gold and one silver medal, plus a Best in Class and an Excellence in Terroir honour at this national competition.The Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition highlights and celebrates the best artisan spirits from across Canada.

Odd Society Spirits 2021 Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition awards:

Whisky (single malt)
Gold+ Best in Class + Distinction: Commodore Single Malt Whisky
Gold + Distinction: Maple Whisky
Gold: Blender’s Release

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Gold: Prospector Rye Whisky

Amaro or vermouth
Gold + Distinction: Mia Amata Amaro
Gold: Bittersweet Vermouth

Liqueur
Gold + Distinction: Crème de Cassis

Gin (aged)
Silver: Wallflower Oaken Gin
Silver: Honey Barrel Oaken Gin

For the complete list of 2021 Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition winners visit artisandistillers.ca/2021-results.

Tuesday, February 16th, 2016

East Van Vodka stars in short film

We are humbled that Odd Society has inspired local filmmaker RJ Sauer to produce this short film showcasing our East Van Vodka.

Set within a fantastical civil war – with a nod to Cornelius the Owl’s naval uniform, pipe and moustache – a wounded officer is faced with a deliciously painful dilemma.

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Friday, December 20th, 2013

Media Mentions

Odd Society Media Mentions

We have been fortunate enough to have been profiled by several media outlets since our launch. Below are a few select stories that we thought you might be interested in.

Globe and Mail – 10 tempting treats for the foodie in your life, December 10, 2013

We were featured in local journalist, Alexandra Gill’s holiday gift guide for foodies where she called us the “first provincially designated craft distillery using local ingredients exclusively.” She also said that East Van Vodka is “exceptionally smooth and smells like violets.”

Beatroute – Odd Society, December 9, 2013
Sarah Bauer begins her review of Odd Society with this beautiful sentence:

“A flower blooms in the mouth.”

She goes on to say “as I swallow, the crisp liquid darts brightly down my throat. Hot damn. Like its namesake neighborhood, East Van Vodka leaves a guileless impression.”

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Globe and Mail – Video – On the job with spirits maker, November 20, 2013
Josh and Gordon showed Josh Keller, a videopgrapher from the Globe and Mail around our distillery and tasting lounge and shared a little bit about our process.

Vancouver Sun – Odd Society’s first product is a natural grain ‘sipping vodka’, November 12, 2013

Randy Shore wrote that “some vodkas are no more than neutral spirits, essentially flavourless and odourless, but East Van pushes the conventional definition of vodka from its grain selection to filtration technique.”

Vancouver Courier – Vodka and cassis on tap at new distillery, November 1

Cheryl Rossi quoted Joshua Beach, Odd Society’s production manager and distiller saying “bartenders are normally so bored by vodka in cocktails and they find having a vodka with a little bit of character really a refreshing treat,” in reference to East Van Vodka.

Scout Magazine

Scout Magazine has been kind enough to feature us several times, including in their awesome thing we drank column and their diner column where they share news of upcoming restaurants, bars and – in our case – distilleries. They recently shared our video done by Odette Visual too.