Canadian Club Classic 12 Years 1L

Canadian Club Classic 12 is the older, richer sibling of the famous white-label Canadian Club. Where the standard bottling is aged for six years, the Classic 12 spends 12 years in white oak barrels, four times the legal minimum for Canadian whisky. That extra time builds a creamier, more rounded whisky while keeping the trademark Canadian smoothness.

It comes from the Hiram Walker distillery in Windsor, Ontario, just across the river from Detroit, where Canadian Club has been made since 1858. At this price, few whiskies give you a 12-year age statement in a full litre bottle.

Serving Suggestions:
🍸 Best enjoyed: Neat or on the rocks to enjoy the extra age
🍽️ Food Pairing: Barbecue ribs, roast chicken, pecan pie or butterscotch desserts
🍹 Cocktail Idea: Classic Highball: Canadian Club 12 over ice, topped with ginger ale or soda and a lemon wedge

Tasting Notes:
🍯 Aroma: Soft and creamy, with butterscotch, nougat, almond and light vanilla
🌾 Flavour: Mellow and honeyed, like toffee cream, with gentle rye spice and oak
✨ Finish: Smooth and dry, with a touch of spice

Product Details:
✔ Volume: 1L
✔ ABV: 40%
✔ Category: Blended Canadian Whisky
✔ Distillery: Hiram Walker, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
✔ Cask: White oak barrels
✔ Age: 12 Years

Perfect For:
✅ Highball and ginger ale drinkers who want a step up
✅ Parties: the 1L bottle goes a long way
✅ Anyone who finds Scotch too smoky or harsh

Did You Know?
📖 Canadian Club got its name because American bars started copying its success. In the late 1800s Hiram Walker’s “Club Whisky” was so popular in the US that rivals pushed for a law forcing it to state its country of origin, so Walker added “Canadian” to the label, and the name stuck.

🌟 Final Note: Twelve years smoother, a full litre bigger, and still easy on the wallet.