Pendleton Blended Canadian Whiskey

Pendleton Blended Canadian Whiskey is the flagship expression from Pendleton Whisky — a premium blended Canadian whiskey cut with pure glacier-fed spring water from Oregon’s Mt. Hood and aged in American oak barrels, producing the smooth, caramel, and buttery vanilla character that has made Pendleton one of the most recognized Western-born Canadian whiskey brands in the US market.

Born near the Cascade Range in Hood River, Oregon, Pendleton blends Canadian whiskies and finishes them with glacier-fed Mt. Hood water to achieve a distinctive clean, mellow, and approachable style. The connection to the Pendleton Round-Up — one of the oldest rodeos in the American West, held annually since 1910 — gives the brand its name and Western identity. Browse all Pendleton Whisky at Wooden Cork.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Caramel, butter, and brown sugar
• Palate: Smooth and supple — clean fruity notes, aged-rum-barrel influence, and buttery vanilla
• Finish: Smooth with hints of vanilla cake and slight nuttiness

Specs

• Producer: Pendleton Whisky, Hood River, Oregon (Canadian distillate)
• Style: Blended Canadian Whiskey
• Water: Glacier-fed Mt. Hood spring water
• Size: 750ml

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pendleton actually made in Canada?

Pendleton uses Canadian-distilled whiskey as the base, then blends and proofs it in Hood River, Oregon using glacier-fed Mt. Hood spring water. The Canadian distillate provides the character; the Oregon finishing and blending create the final product.