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Canadian Club 6 year old
Unlike American whiskies (which are usually aged for a pitiful 3-4 years) the C.C. that you buy in a bar or bottle store is a healthy 6 years old!
Because it tastes so good C.C. can be drunk straight, but if you do feel like mixing it up a bit… Dry Ginger Ale or Cola is a good start. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous try Cranberry, Ginger Beer or Lime & Soda
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Canadian Club 12 year old
Old people (even though we love them) are pretty much no good at anything. Some things however actually improve with age, like the classic and sophisticated C.C. 12 year old.
Don’t be fooled though, a lot of brands charge big money for a fancy bottle and an “aged” sticker.
Let taste be your guide…
Your mouth will thank you for it.
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Canadian Club 20 year old
Many years ago, master distillers put the finest ingredients into oak barrels and said “do not touch!”
A few of us however aren’t quite as restrained, so as soon as the distillers passed away, the barrels were cracked open to discover an impressive 20 year old Canadian Club Whisky – liquid gold!
Of course a lot of sampling had to be done, then what little was left over was put into bottles marked C.C. 20yo.
It’s quite hard to come by, so if you can get your hands on some… stash it!
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Canadian Club RTD's
You can mess around with a full strength bottle, or let us do all the work.
We’ve mixed up 3 tasty options so that you can just pick up a 4 pack of C.C. & Ginger Beer, Cola or Dry Ginger Ale from your local, or the all NEW CC & Dry 10pk.
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