CC & Dry
  • 1 parts Canadian Club Whisky 6YO
  • Ginger Ale

Pour Canadian Club 6YO over ice and top up with the desired amount of ginger ale.

Quite simply the most famous CC cocktail in the world. New Zealand's favourite mix with Dry!

CC & Cola
  • 1 parts Canadian Club Whisky 6YO
  • Cola

Pour Canadian Club 6 YO over ice and top up with the desired amount of cola.

Leading bartenders consider CC as the finest whisky to blend with any cola as it's smooth mellow flavours compliment the cola perfectly. Enjoyed in over 150 countries worldwide.

New York CC Manhatten
  • 2 1/2 parts Canadian Club Whisky 12YO
  • 3/4  parts sweet vermouth
  • 1 dash Bitters
  • 1 maraschino cherry
  • 1 twist orange peel

Combine ingredients into a mixing glass with ice and stir well. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish with a cherry.

Legend has it that Lady Randolph Churchill asked for a CC with something "sweet", whilst being entertained at the famous Manhattan Club in New York. The Barman added some sweet Vermouth and a dash of Bitters, and the legend was born!

Paris CC Sidecar
1 parts Canadian Club Whisky 12YO
3/4 parts Triple Sec
1 parts lemon juice

Pout the ingredients into a cocktail shaker with ice cubes.
Shake well.
Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

If the Manhattan was the first cocktail then the Paris Sidecar was not very far behind.  First created in Paris at the turn of the century it is classically French with Triple Sec and citron press blending perfectly with CC 12YO.

London CC Churchill
  • 1 parts Canadian Club Whisky 12YO
  • 1 parts lime juice
  • 1 part Sweet Vermouth
  • 1 part Triple Sec

Shake the ingredients together with ice, and strain into a cocktail glass.

Created by the head barman at the Savoy, Joe Gilmore.  Over his years as Head Barman, Gilmore invented numerous cocktails to mark special events and important guests, including Winston Churchill, a longstanding tradition at the American Bar. 

Rome Italian Stallion
  • 1 1.2 parts Canadian Club Whisky 12YO
  • 1/2 parts bitters
  • 1/2/ parts Sweet Vermouth
  • Lemon peel

Stir all ingredients, except lemon peel, with ice in a pitcher and strain into a glass. Twist lemon peel over the drink and drop into glass.

This cocktail came to prominence in Rome when the "Rocky" films starring Sylvester Stallone were at their height - hence the name. With both Bitters and Vermouth, it's about as Italian as a Roman can get!


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