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Canadian Club Chronicles 41 Year
Canadian
Canadian Club // Ontario, Canada
RARE
Canadian Club 41 Year is a limited edition Canadian whisky that was batched and barreled in 1977 and was blended with small additions of cognac, rye and sherry. As of 2018 it is the oldest whisky ever released by Canadian Club. It is the first limited edition release within the new Canadian Club series meant to pay homage to the brands history: CC Chronicles. As part of that series this release is also known as CC Chronicles Issue No.
1: Water of Windsor. The name pays homage to the brand's origin of Windsor, Ontario. It will be available across the United States in limited quantities as of November 2018 and is bottled at 45% ABV. .
Canadian Club 41 Year is a limited edition Canadian whisky that was batched and barreled in 1977 and was blended with small additions of cognac, rye and sherry. As of 2018 it is the oldest whisky ever released by Canadian Club. It is the first limited edition release within the new Canadian Club series meant to pay homage to the brands history: CC Chronicles. As part of that series this release is also known as CC Chronicles Issue No. 1: Water of Windsor. The name pays homage to the brand's origin of Windsor, Ontario. It will be available across the United States in limited quantities as of November 2018 and is bottled at 45% ABV.
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age41 Year
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Cost
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abv45.0
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CanadianDistilled in Canada and aged in barrels for at least three years. Often, but not always, Canadian whiskies are blends of corn, barley and rye which are distilled and matured separately.
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Cask TypeUsed American White Oak
Tasting Notes
"The history of Canadian Club is steeped into this elegantly layered whisky. Its close-knit flavor profile develops from a nose of buttery vanilla, almond and brown sugar through creamy sweet maple tones and rich stone fruits. These flavors and textures transition onto the palate with a crisp dry oak supporting the sweetness with grace. Rye spices and ginger develop on the roof of the mouth through the classiest of finishes."
Added by
Blair Phillips
Score
96