What is the most popular Canadian whiskey?

Here are the best Canadian whiskies to drink now.

• Best Overall: Forty Creek Confederation Oak.
• Best Budget: Canadian Club 100\% Rye.
• Best for Sipping: JP Wiser’s 18 Year Old Blended.
• Best Splurge: Lock, Stock & Barrel 16 Year Rye.
• Best for Manhattan: Pendleton Whisky.

Is Crown Royal the best Canadian whiskey?

The world’s best whiskey is Canadian—at least for 2016. Specifically, it’s the 90-proof Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye—which costs less than $50 for 750ml. A very accessible dram for such a lofty award.

Is there a Canadian whiskey?

Canadian whisky is a type of whisky produced in Canada. Most Canadian whiskies are blended multi-grain liquors containing a large percentage of corn spirits, and are typically lighter and smoother than other whisky styles.

What is the number 1 whiskey?

What is the number one best-selling whisky brand in the world? For many years, Jack Daniel’s has continued to take the spot as the world’s biggest-selling whisky brand. The American brand sells around 13 million cases annually.

Is Crown Royal a Canadian whiskey?

Crown Royal was released in the United States in the 1960s and has since become the top selling Canadian whisky.

What’s the difference between Canadian whiskey and American whiskey?

Canadian whiskey has much less regulation and is often a blended style of whiskey. Canadian whiskeys are often a lot lighter than American whiskeys and are very smooth. Often times, Canadian whiskey makers will add a high amount of flavorful rye grain to the mash.

Is Crown Royal considered top shelf?

Crown Royal is a top shelf whisky; their finer varieties are as fine as any other whiskys in the world.

What is a cheaper version of Crown Royal?

They are nothing alike. For a cheap alternative to Crown, I would go with Rich and Rare Reserve or Black Velvet Reserve. I personally like Rich and Rare Reserve a little more than the Balck Velvet Reserve. The R and R is cheap, like $12 a 750ml. Canadian Hunter isn’t bad either.

What is difference between Canadian whiskey and bourbon?

There’s only one law for producing Canadian whisky: It must be fermented, distilled and aged in Canada. There are no laws dictating what grains must be used, unlike bourbon which requires a certain amount of corn, or single malt scotch which, naturally, requires malted barley.

What is a good high end whiskey?

• Speyburn. Easy to drink and with far more complexity than its price point would suggest, Speyburn’s Scotch whisky is nothing if not consistently excellent value.
• Glen Moray.
• Craigellachie.
• Highland Park.
• Glenlivet.
• Glenmorangie.
• Teeling.
• Johnnie Walker.