Seagram's 7 Dark Honey

[silverfish]

Looks like Seagram's is chiming in with one of their own:

Seagram's 7 Dark Honey
(as seen on LiquorSnob (http://www.liquorsnob.com/archives/2010/02/seagrams_7_dark_honey_arrives_for_review.php))

Can't tell from the label if this is "infused" or has something
"added" but the reviewer is probably correct in that it's aimed
at the Red Stag crowd.

[Lost Pollito]

Bartender. Yes sir I'd like your finest bourbon , and a shot of your finest Canadian for my friend. Stag ? Yeah the red one...oh and that dark Seagrams. We only drink it straight. Give it to me neat sir. Thanks.:lol:

[AVB]

It is correctly being marketed as a liqueur just like American Honey. No lies like from Beam.

Edit: Well, I guess I could be wrong. Looking it up again it seems that they want to say it is whiskey which is not how I had first been told. It's blended stock so I have no idea what the rules for them are.

[callmeox]

Liqueur is defined in TTB regs. If the product doesn't meet the standard for a liqueur, marketing is as such would be improper.

[RamblinWreck007]

Look, I think that Red Stag tastes like cough syrup too, but there are good whiskey-based liqueurs. Take Drambuie for instance. Or heck, Irish Creme.