Canadian Club 1858

All rounder. Not too harsh on the rocks or flask - can’t go past pre-mixed CC & Dry

Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

Cheap but tastes a little like bug spray. Side note from wife- he drinks it weekly Boom!

For a cheaper whisky this is not bad! Huge caramel notes with a touch of the spiciness. You do get a bit of the alcoholic burn that often comes with a cheaper spirit (you can tell they are rather loose with the heads and tails), but it is really not bad for the price. Throw in a cube or two and this is not bad at all. Once again, price is the key here... For $12 a fifth this is well worth it. I've certainly spent more on worse.

Appearance: So the color I found in this prohibition superhero is burnished bronze. It’s legs on the inside of the glass are medium thin and oily. Nose: After bringing it up for a whiff I found the sweet nose with notes of caramel, pancakes and syrup, basil, oak, orange rind, honey, and saw dust. Taste: On the palate I found notes of salted almonds, vanilla latte, honey, and cantaloupe and honeydew melons. Finish: The finish was a bit sharp, but that faded quickly into a honeyed aftertaste. Thoughts: This Canadian whisky is a top seller; if memory serves, only Crown Royal sells more whisky than Club. With its bottom shelf price tag I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. In fact, I liked it better than the more expensive Crown. I had no problems drinking it neat, and wouldn't mind getting this again or trying one of Club’s other family members. Thank you friends, I'm happy to join the Club! Cheers!