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Posted: 2/18/2014 4:28:18 AM EST
Who drinks Canadian Whisky, which bottles and why?
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Pendleton's It's yummy. View Quote 83 Pendleton Blended Canadian Whisky, 10 year old, 40% Price: $26.00 Brand: Pendleton Category: Canadian Fruity on the nose and palate (orange peel, lime, lemon, pineapple). Very smooth and creamy, too, with notes of vanilla and a touch of honey. Underlying brittle mint, delicate floral notes, and even a hint of sandalwood gives the whisky some dimension. Very clean and nicely rounded. The problem with many Canadian whiskies is that they are too harsh when young, but get too woody when aged for ten or more years, because they are too thin in body to stand up to the oak. This one has matured nicely while still maintaining good balance and drinkability. (Winter 2005) Reviewed by: John Hansell http://whiskeyadvocate.com |
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Canadian Club.
I drink it because it's cheap when I buy it by the case ($17/1.75l), and I like the taste. It may also be genetic, I'm not sure. |
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My Grandfather always drank Seagrams, but then that was U.S. prohibition, and there weren't too many moonshiners in Middletown Connecticut...
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Who drinks Canadian Whisky, which bottles and why? View Quote Crown reserve and cask no16. Cask 16 is my favorite whiskey bar none. It's more or less the same recipe as crown reserve but it's made in cognac barrels. Amazing. |
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Windsor Canadian.
8.95/750ml and it's pretty good. Surprisingly good for the money. |
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I'm a big fan of Canadian whiskeys, usually Crown Royal or Canadian Club.
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Windsor Canadian. 8.95/750ml and it's pretty good. Surprisingly good for the money. View Quote 81 Windsor Canadian, 40% Price: $11.00 Brand: Windsor Category: Canadian Typical rye spices bathe in rich, smooth caramels and burnt sugar, with a gingery cayenne burn. Real black pepper engulfs cloves and cinnamon in a fiery and vibrant display, while vague tones of milk chocolate gently cool things down. Then an oiliness and mouth-filling richness sweep over a tinge of bitter herbal elixir and, yes, sawdust. This classic high-rye whisky from Alberta Distillers brings suggestions of dark fruit to an underlying nuttiness. (Summer 2013) Reviewed by: Davin de Kergommeaux Sounds like it's too spicy! |
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My vote goes to Rich and Rare, fine Canadian whiskey. Don't hate.
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Wiser's Rye is my latest favorite. Wiser's deluxe mix with ginger ale is an awesome drink in my book. Nice spice that complements the ginger very well. I just take shots of the rye while drinking beer.
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If one of the Canadian distilleries would sell it in bags, I'd stock the shit out of it in my store.
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Publix has Crown Black on sale for $23.99 but it is rated lower than std. Crown. Who likes Black?
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Crown Royal Maple plus 6 pieces of crispy bacon. The REAL breakfast of champions.
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black velvet. because I love drinking whiskey out of a plastic jug.
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I used to drink a lot of Canadain Mist while I was in the Army. 6 bucks for a botle, at the Class 6. 6 at the 6! Good times.
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Crown.
Used to be Canadian Club Classic, but it was making my throat sore. Actually slowing way down on Crown. Running out of things to quit. Getting older sucks. |
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I'm not a fan of it. Save your money and get XO, not to be confused with XR. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Publix has Crown Black on sale for $23.99 but it is rated lower than std. Crown. Who likes Black? I'm not a fan of it. Save your money and get XO, not to be confused with XR. CR Reserve is rated highly for the price. |
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0lD_gfFTb0I/Ulojgb7sUEI/AAAAAAAAABM/_SBNMn7zpIQ/s1600/unbox2.jpg If anyone knows what brand it is rebottled from, let me know! View Quote How much did that cost? |
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CC followed by Black Velvet. Crown is too fancy.
An extended member of the in-laws taught me the best trick. Drink half of a Diet Coke or Coors Light, and fill with CC. Don't even need a glass!! |
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CR Reserve is rated highly for the price. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Publix has Crown Black on sale for $23.99 but it is rated lower than std. Crown. Who likes Black? I'm not a fan of it. Save your money and get XO, not to be confused with XR. CR Reserve is rated highly for the price. yeah, reserve is or was my go to whisky until XO came out. Its a gray box, check it out for about the same price as reserve. |
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Canadian Whiskey is a gateway drug to bagged milk.
You've been warned. |
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0lD_gfFTb0I/Ulojgb7sUEI/AAAAAAAAABM/_SBNMn7zpIQ/s1600/unbox2.jpg If anyone knows what brand it is rebottled from, let me know! How much did that cost? It is only $19. |
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View Quote The only thing that is good for is pancakes. |
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Jefferson Rye, despite the American name and great taste, is actually made in Canada(where most Rye is made).
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i drank a lot of black velvet in college, it tastes the same going down and coming up.
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I have a bottle of this stuff. Mixing it with Canada Dry http://www.crownroyal.ca/images/whiskies/limited-edition-bottle.png View Quote Got any extra? |
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Must be really shitty to not get a mention.
I like Lord Calvert for cheap Canadian whiskey. Crown Royal for better stuff |
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