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What is yr favorite Canandian?


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Right now I really dig the Classic 12... but the 6yr CC ain't too bad either.

Are Canadian Mist, Wisers, Black Velvet or Lord Calvert worth a try?

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Havent had any canadians in a while but i used to really dig the CC 12 Classic. Had one bottle of wisers and it was the plainest least flavorful whiskey ive ever tasted, really smooth though

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Also tried Canadian mist and Black velvet reserve and both were disapointments, very thin and plain

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yes, unfortunately most of it all seems to be bottled at 80 proof, with the CC100 being the exception, although I haven't tried it or the CC10yr yet.

That CC Classic 12 is definitely a Crown killer though.

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yes, unfortunately most of it all seems to be bottled at 80 proof, with the CC100 being the exception, although I haven't tried it or the CC10yr yet.

That CC Classic 12 is definitely a Crown killer though.

I'm biased geographically, but I agree about the CC. If you can find the sherry cask, that's quite nice too.

I got a photo of Hiram Walker's grave in Detroit around here somewhere. I need to post that puppy...

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Have availblity to the Sherry cask CC... I do want to try. I have heard good things as well.

Basically I am just looking for a good solid daily type pour.

Something good, neutral, my guest can mix with...

Something to protect my bourbon stash and give me a a good solid zero point benchmark to taste from/against.

I think CC12 might be that, CC6yr is a bit too sweet.

but I bet I might be able to find something in a handle (1.75 ml) cheaper than CC12.

it doesn't need to be 'neat' worthy, just 'rocks' worthy...

I hope that makes sense! heh.

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Elisha Cuthbert. :)

On the booze side, I picked up a couple of 200 ml 1976 tax stamped CC Classic 12's some time ago, that have proven to be very good. Nice butterscotch and caramel. I have planned on giving them to my other favourite Canadian, but the "King of the Vattings" hasn't been hanging around here, lately. :(

Has anybody here, seen my old friend Gary? Can you tell me where he's gone?

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Ya know, I just noticed. This thread should probably be moved to the foreign whiskey section. I would have said something earlier, but I had Elisha Cuthbert on the brain...and flashbacks of Pamela Anderson...

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My Brother in law.

I seriously cant stand Canadian Whiskey.

He brought some 40 Creek around XMAS that my friends with no whiskey palettle liked.

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I like Alanis Morissette and Forty Creek.

If both were within arms reach, Alanis would win by a few percentage points. :lol:

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Ya know, I just noticed. This thread should probably be moved to the foreign whiskey section. I would have said something earlier, but I had Elisha Cuthbert on the brain...and flashbacks of Pamela Anderson...

Canada is foreign but most definitely American...

Lest we not forget where we live.

We don't own the continent, yet.

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I like Alanis Morissette and Forty Creek.

If both were within arms reach, Alanis would win by a few percentage points. :lol:

:) also pardon my bourbon-addled spelling of 'Canadian' in the topic!

Old Fitz bib ain't gonna win me no damn spelling bee!

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I like Alanis Morissette and Forty Creek.

If both were within arms reach, Alanis would win by a few percentage points. :lol:

See what I have to deal with! :cool:

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Shannon Tweed? Oh, whiskies! :slappin: I have three that I like. In no particular order, CC, Forty Creek and Crown Royal. Joe

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