With a Heritage Like No Other Whisky, Canadian Club 100% Rye Whisky Offers Fans a Taste of Something Different Deerfield, Ill. (May 24, 2016) – Today, Canadian Club®, the iconic brand that has ...
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - March 10, 2021) - Canadian Club 43 Year Old was awarded the top honour at the eleventh annual Canadian Whisky Awards, earning the title of '2021 Canadian Whisky of ...
WINDSOR, Ontario— Canadian Club, an iconic whisky that has propelled the Canadian whisky category to fame for more than 150 years, is proud to announce the second release within the CC Chronicles/MC ...
Canadian Club (CC) is the leading brand of Canadian whisky. Its predecessor was founded in Detroit by Hiram Walker, an American entrepreneur, in 1854. Walker was active in the flour and grain business ...
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Canadian whisky vs American whiskey: What's the difference?
From ingredients and distillation to aging, flavor, and production rules, here's how Canadian whisky and American whiskey ...
During Prohibition, infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone smuggled in thousands of cases of Canadian Club whisky across the border. That’s a fun fact about the Ontario distillery hinting at its long ...
Paradoxically, Canadian Club (CC), the leading brand of Canadian whisky in the U.S., began as an American brand. In 1854, Hiram Walker, an American businessman in the flour and grain business, began ...
Canadian Club releases limited edition 43 Year Old Whisky. The "Speakeasy" expression is the third in the brand's Chronicle Series. Hitting shelves across Canada in very limited quantities. Suggested ...
There are a lot of misconceptions that surround Canadian whisky. Many think it only comes in a plum, plush velvet bag. Or that it’s all high-rye whisky that’s full of spice and best sipped in chilly ...
I got two important press releases on the same day recently. The first was for a 52-year-old Bowmore, an old and rare single malt Scotch, at a breath-taking price of $30,000. An hour later, the second ...
As the U.S. prepares to ban imports of Canadian spirits, it’s worth examining the reasons a relatively minor commodity looms so large.
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