The best whisky bars Canada

It's a Mecca for scotch, rare scotch that can fetch upwards of CAN$100 a glass. But lovers of a sweeter malt are not left out, and have only to choose from the selection of cask ales. The pub also offers a wide selection of gins. If you want to take it easy on a sunny afternoon and enjoy the trendy decor with your favorite alcoholic beverage in hand, L'Île Noire really is the ideal destination. For the evenings, you'll need to arrive early and hold on to your chair, or be prepared to elbow your way to a seat.

Named after the famous fake jazzman, played by Sean Penn in Agreements and Disagreements, The Emmet Ray is a place for jazz and whiskey enthusiasts. On the menu: a selection of 230 bottles. It must be said that the owner knows all about it. The whiskies come from all over the world. To satisfy a small hunger, try the famous Ray Reuben sandwich, a real delight. Whether it's in the lounge, near the big glass window overlooking the street, or in the small back room, where the different bands play, it feels like home.

Located in the Delta Toronto Hotel, this beautiful design establishment is a whisky mecca, offering the largest selection of Canadian whiskies in Toronto. We recommend the tasting palettes, each of which is declined according to an origin or a brand, such as the palette dedicated to Nikka products. The place also concocts an array of classic and signature cocktails, and some wines and beers are on the slate. For those who are a little peckish, gourmet dishes are offered (definitely try the salted caramel and whiskey cake).