Canadian Club Bottled 1940

Canadian Club 6 Year Old

Overall I would say this is an OK blended whisky, probably good with chocolate -- for those who are into that sort of thing -- or being enjoyed on a beach somewhere hot. I'm not sure if I will purchase one of these again because it seems a tad too sweet and fruity for me.

Score 83/100

Canadian Club Chairman's Select 100% Rye

This is a cheap, well priced 100% Rye that got a lot of raving when it came out, so why not try it. Nose: Fruit. Lots and lots of fruit. Palate: Sweet, dry, velvety astringent texture, with a bit a spice. Now with water, this gets much better. We get more sweetness coming through, and it becomes much smoother. Finish: Fairly short. Dry with...

Score 77/100

Canadian Club Classic 12 Year Old

My first introduction to Canadian Club was the standard expression. I found it to be rather sweet. Cooling my heels for a few years I spotted the lovely decanter styled bottle of the 12 year and decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. Colour like red tea with honey. Nose – Oak, honey, maple syrup, caramel, vanilla. Taste – Rye, caramel, dry...

Score 80/100

Canadian Club Chairman's Select 100% Rye

This whisky was released a few years back and was surprising for a couple of reasons. One it's the first time the Canadian Club brand has released a 100% rye grain whisky. The other reason is that this whisky wasn't distilled a the Hiram Walker Distillery in Windsor which was the home of CC. The whisky actually comes from Alberta Distillers...

Score 81/100