1970s Canadian Club Premium Limited Edition - 6 year old 5cl

Let’s delve into the Canadian Club 6 Year Old Whisky, a classic label with a rich history. 

Canadian Club has a fascinating backstory. It began with Hiram Walker, an American whiskey and cider maker who found himself in Windsor, Ontario, driven there by the temperance movement of the mid-19th century. Walker’s Canadian Club dates back to 1858, and the Windsor suburb of Walkerville is even named after him. Initially known as “Club Whisky,” the label officially adopted the name “Canadian Club” in 1890. During the Prohibition era, Canadian Club flowed like a river through Chicago speakeasies, making it a favorite during Al Capone’s reign.

Now, let’s explore the specifics of the Canadian Club 6 Year Old Whisky:

Bottle Details:
Age: 6 years old.
Alcohol Content: Bottled at 70 proof 
Mashbill: Crafted from a blend of rye, malted rye, barley, and corn.

Aging: Aged in new white oak barrels.

Appearance: The whisky presents a deep gold color in the glass.

Tasting Notes:
Nose: Grainy with a sweet barley scent.

Flavor: Thickly sweet, almost mellow, with a hint of spicy bite.

Finish: Sweet, smooth, and subtly spicy.