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This is Blended Canadian Whisky that gets its namesake from the town of Collingwood, Ontario. The whisky finished using toasted Maplewood staves. Bottled at 40%.
700ml mlProducer Tasting Note
Nose: Graham-Cracker sweetness with delicate notes of vanilla, caramel and butterscotch underpinned by a rich floral (rose) and fruit character.
Palate: Creamy, with a prickly vibrancy that fades into a delicate marzipan-dusted grain note. Faint hints of maple syrup drift about. Nice complexity.
Finish: Warm, sweet and long, with a lingering floral and light malt whisky character.
$39.59
This Crown Royal release is a blend, 95% of which is rye grain distilled at the company's distillery in Gimli, Manitoba. When reviewed upon its first release in 2015 it was given a respectable 91 points by Whisky Advocate. Also, some guy in a Panama Hat dubbed it the World Whisky of the Year back in 2016. Regardless of what we think of him, the Crown Royal Northern Harvest is a solid Canadian Whisky and worth a try if you are a Crown Royal or Canadian Whisky fan! 45% ABV.
$35.99
A classic Canadian whisky, and the top-selling Canadian whisky in the US. It was created to celebrate King George VI's grand tour of Canada in 1939. A bottle of Crown Royal was placed in the Royal train to symbolize hardworking Canadian people. Crown Royal has a light amber colour, with floral, buttery, vanilla and peach aromas. On the palate, it has a hint of sweet peach flavours with wood notes and a dry finish.
$46.99
Blended and bottled by Orchard City Distilling Co. of Kelowna, BC. This is a 40% ABV Canadian Whisky named for Dr. John McLoughlin and James Steele, who were cattlemen in the 1800s.
