Description

Crown Royal Original is the epitome of quality for Canadian whisky. It is a remarkable combination of our top-grade whiskies, aged to perfection. Crafting the smoothest and most exceptional Canadian Whisky begins with sourcing the best Canadian ingredients. About 80% of our grains (rye, corn, and barley) are obtained from Manitoba and neighboring provinces - resilient, natural components that thrive in the harsh environments where below-freezing temperatures are common.

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Crown Royal Canadian Whisky

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    • Size: 750ml
    • Alcohol: 40% ABV · 80 proof
    • Type: Canadian Whisky
    • Brand: Crown Royal
    Tasting Notes

    Silky texture and hints of oak and sweet vanilla for a refined flavor

    About Crown Royal

    Crown Royal was born as a gift for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England in 1939 to honor their royal visit to Canada. 600 blends were trialed before settling on the final exceptionally smooth blend of roughly 50 whiskies which was presented in a cut-glass decanter in a regal purple bag with gold stitching. Crown Royal was released in the United States in the 1960s and has since become the top-selling Canadian whisky. To this day, every drop of Crown Royal is crafted to meet the same uncompromising standards, making it, to many discerning palates, the finest whisky of all.

    Description

    Crown Royal Original is the epitome of quality for Canadian whisky. It is a remarkable combination of our top-grade whiskies, aged to perfection. Crafting the smoothest and most exceptional Canadian Whisky begins with sourcing the best Canadian ingredients. About 80% of our grains (rye, corn, and barley) are obtained from Manitoba and neighboring provinces - resilient, natural components that thrive in the harsh environments where below-freezing temperatures are common.