Canadian Club
Canadian Club Whisky 70cl
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The renowned Canadian whisky, married in white oak barrels. Canadian Club was founded by whisky mogul Hiram Walker.
Canadian Club
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The renowned Canadian whisky, married in white oak barrels. Canadian Club was founded by whisky mogul Hiram Walker.
To my belief, the tasting must be made in a malt whisky/brandy glass to appreciate the nuances better. On the nose it is burning at first but when swirled around the glass it is amazingly dense and viscous liquid much more than even some malt whiskies. With some water addition grassy and fresh vegetal nuances can be noted. Then oaky and faint vanilla can be felt. Palate is elegant with sweet nunces and alcohol burning is not there any more. Fresh and smooth nuances are dominant. The finish is medium to long. Overall the taste is distinct and unforgettable.
A fine whisky for snipping on the rocks. Very smooth and slightly sweet, like a delicious toffee.
I asked the waitress to bring me any whiskey with a rock of ice and I was very disappointed. It was my first Canadian Club and quite possibly my last one too. Too sweet, too unlike whiskey... I could not finish it and got a cheap Scottish one. Sorry but not for me!!
The 10 euros that it costs in Spain give it ten in quality price. It's true that he remembers rum a lot, but a good one, at least 8 years old. Soft, aniseed and sweet, I recommend it with dessert or after-lunch coffee and on those occasions where the noise or bustle of people does not allow us to dedicate exclusively to our favorite drink. But I would not have an appointment with Canadian Club in the solitude and tranquility of the night, for those moments there are other more delicate and complex malts that will demand us unlike the Canadian Club for all our attention.
I have purchased this for many years, and serve it to guests at parties. It was always enjoyed and flavorful.. Recently they changed the label and they call it "OAKEY and Smooth" VERY wrong change!!! It tastes like OAK leaves and I can't find the original (with the gold label all the way around) anywere !!!! Help