1961 Seagrams Crown Royal Blended Whiskey
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Distiller:
Seagrams
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Bottler:
Seagrams/Crown Royal
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ABV:
40%
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Age:
NAS
- Raided Score: 82
- Publication: Whiskey Raiders
- Excerpt: At the end of the day, this isn’t a fantastic bottle, but it was really fun to drink through and share some with friends and acquaintances to see their reactions also.
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Intro:
This is a pretty old bottle of Crown Royal blended whiskey.
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Nose:
Very sticky sweet. Caramel, honey, melon, brown sugar. Almost like smelling cinnabon in the mall.
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Taste:
Thin but no heat. Sweet and rich caramel. Some faint melon. Clove, maple syrup and brown sugar.
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Finish:
Medium, like syrupy molasses.
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Overall:
This is really interesting - it's super sweet as far as most whiskeys go but still very reminiscent of modern Crown. I like this much better, but the resemblance is there. At the end of the day, this isn't a fantastic bottle, but it was really fun to drink through and share some with friends and acquaintances to see their reactions also.
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Score:
5
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