Description
Canadian Club 30 Year Old
This special, thirty year old bottling of Canadian Club was released in honor of the brand’s 2008 sesquicentennial anniversary. The velvety smooth whiskey has tons of character and comes packaged in a stunning collector’s box set.
** Original Box Is Not Included **
Canadian Club 30 Year 150th Anniversary 750ml | 80 Proof
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Chip Dykstra –
The whisky is a celebration of oak and aged whisky, offering a rich mahogany color with layers of oak spices, dark brown sugars, and a hint of smokiness. The presentation, however, left much to be desired with a poorly designed display case and a loose cork, which disappointed considering the premium price.” Rating: 9.5/10 for the whisky, 4/5 for packaging.
Jason Debly –
A complex whisky with wonderful depth, offering flavors of toffee, Demerara sugar, and rich oak. The subtle smokiness and aged leather notes enhance the experience. However, the presentation could have been more thoughtful, especially considering the price.” Rating: 88/100.
Ralph Hiltrup –
The 30-year-old Canadian Club is smooth and flavorful, with a well-rounded profile of oak, vanilla, and dried fruits. Despite its light body, it has a surprising depth for a whisky of this age. A great bottle for enthusiasts.” Rating: 88/100.
John Hansell –
A vibrant and fresh whisky despite its age. The oak and caramel notes are balanced with delicate spices. The finish is long and rewarding. The packaging could have been more luxurious, but the whisky itself is top-notch.
Whisky Enthusiast –
At $200, this whisky is delicious, with a silky mouthfeel and a well-integrated mix of aged oak, vanilla, and smoky tones. It’s limited to only 3,000 bottles, adding a sense of exclusivity.” Rating: Positive.
Davies –
The flavors are well-developed, with a dominant oak character layered with vanilla and a touch of dried fruits. It’s a whisky to be savored, though the high price makes it more of a collector’s piece.
Anonymous –
The whisky itself is excellent—bold, complex, and well-balanced. However, the bottle’s presentation is underwhelming, especially at this price point. The loose cork and flimsy box were a letdown