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Hiram Walker are best known as producers of Canadian Club Whisky, of which we have a very large range of antique bottlings, and of course thier own-labelled brand of blended whiskies and other drinks including a Creme de Menthe!.
Predominantly sold in Argentina, Doble-V is a brand of blended whisky produced by Hiram Walker. This bottle is thought to date from the 1950s. This bottle was part of a private collection - if… More info
Here's a litre bottle of Hiram Walker's Doble-V blended whiskey, which we think was produced in the 1970s - a time before the "W" was pronounced "double ewe", clearly. This bottle was part of a… More info
We think that this bottle of Hiram Walker's Doble-V Whisky was produced all the way back in the 1980s. The name Doble-V supposedly stands for "Walker", but it could also stand for "whisky", or… More info
A bottle of Hiram Walker's wonderful Canadian Club 6 Year Old from the 1980s, bottled for the Italian market. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just… More info
This bottle of Hiram Walker's Canadian Club was bottled in 1967 - a perfect gift for your Canadian-whisky-enthusiast friends also born in 1967. This bottle was part of a private collection - if… More info
This rare bottle of Hiram Walker Imperial Blended Whiskey dates from the 1970s. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch! More info
An old bottling of Canadian Club whisky that probably dates from the 1970s. It's an antique from a brand that's been en vogue since Mad Man Don Draper drank it on our screens. The part was of course… More info
This a antique bottle of 8 year old bourbon whiskey, distilled in Illinois. Yep, you read that right. If you're new to the world of bourbon, than you may have heard Kentucky is the place to be.… More info
A 1977 bottling of Canadian Club 6 Year Old Whisky, which was produced for the international market and preserved very well with its presentation box. More info
8 year old bourbon from Hiram Walker, which we believe to have been produced during the 1970s. Should make for an interesting centrepiece to a whiskey collection... This bottle was part of a… More info
Hiram Walker's classic, and hugely popular, Canadian Club whisky. This bottling is from 1967! More info
A wonderful and collectible bottle of C.C. 6 Year Old dating from the 1970s. More info
The Hiram Walker name might conjure up memories of cracking Canadian whisky for some, but for other, it brings to mind the brilliant Walker's 8 Year Old Bourbon. We think this was distilled in 1965… More info
Fans of Canadian whisky, rejoice! We've got a highly collectible bottle of Canadian Club 6 Year Old from 1964! This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed info… More info
Ten high is not a great poker hand, but this bottle of Hiran Walker's Ten High is an awesome antique! This particular 94.6cl bottle of Ten High was produced back in 1979... This bottle was part of… More info
An antique bottle of Hiram Walker's classic Canadian Club whisky bottled at 43% thought to date from the 1970s. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos… More info
A bottle of Canadian Club from 1981. Now, you may be wondering what was going on in Canada in 1981. The film Scanners was being released, that's what was happening. Art. Sane. More info
A very impressive-looking bottle of Hiram Walker's Imperial blended whiskey - we think it was produced in 1965 or 1966. Clearly the only way to drink this is by doing so while listening to the… More info
A well-preserved bottle of Canadian Club 6 year old, released in 1971, the same year as the classic James Bond film, Diamonds Are Forever. More info
We believe that this bottle of Canadian Club Whisky was produced in 1984, back when Hiram Walker & Sons still owned the brand. These days it's owned by Jim Beam. More info
Did you know Hiram Walker, them there folks that made that there Canadian Club whisky, also made Créme de Menthe during the 1960s? They must really have like Grasshoppers back then. More info
A rare, collectable bottle of Hiram Walker Imperial Blended Whiskey from the 1960s. A beautifully crafted bottle, with a whiskey inside to match. More info
A rare bottle of Hiram Walker's Ten High Ten - a ten year old Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. The Ten High name comes from barrel storage methods, where barrels were sometimes stored on racks that… More info
Goodness gracious, would you look at this - a 1970s bottling of Hiram Walker's London Dry Gin, well preserved for over 30 years... More info
A traditionally shaped bottle of Hiram Walker Orange Curaçao, produced way back in the 1960s. They're also famous for making Canadian whisky, but it seems they had their fingers in some other pies… More info