Canadian Club 100 Proof
Blended - Canada - 50.00%
7 About as robust a whisky as I have tasted from the established Canadian distillers.
Canadian Club 6 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
6 Hard to believe this is a whisky. Closer to a rum.
Canadian Club 8 Years Old, Sherry Cask
Blended - Canada - 41.30%
7 Does Canadian work with sherry? I think bourbon wood has more to offer, but this is a nice try.
Canadian Club Classic 12 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 That medicinal touch gives this whisky an appetising edge.
Canadian Club Classic 12 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 Oak plays a bigger part there. Spices dry up the demerara sweetness. Nothing much to write home about though.
Canadian Club Classic 12 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 Again, this rum taste, in a sharper and richer version than the first one.
Canadian Club Reserve 10 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 Straight-ahead Canadian whisky, as I remember it from my early days as an eclectic drinker.
Canadian Club Reserve 10 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 A rum-like whisky. More full-bodied and richer than some of the others but still unremarkable.
Canadian Club Reserve 10 Years Old
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 The sweet Demerara taste is still there but “enriched” with a spicy note.
Canadian Club Sherry Cask
Blended - Canada - 41.30%
6 More smooth than the previous ones. But I still can't find if it's whisky there.
Canadian Club Sherry Cask
Blended - Canada - 40.00%
7 A fruity/spicy profile. Rye whisky shines through. Refreshing on a hot summer day.
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