Crown Royal Special Reserve Whisky

Name: Crown Royal Special Reserve Whisky
Brand: Corby Royal Reserve
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Our Master Whisky Blender, Andrew MacKay, hand selected the whiskies with the body and taste that were necessary for achieving the exceptional depth of Crown Royal® Reserve. The end result is his gift to Crown Royal enthusiasts: a creamy, rich, reserve-grade blend, flush with sharp clove, and cinnamon top points of rye.

Source

6th December 2016

https://www.crownroyal.com/canadian-whisky/crown-royal-reserve/

Crown Royal Special Reserve Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Rich and complex with a slight apple flavor and floral tones

Finish

Expansive and long-lasting

Palate

Velvety, smooth and mellow, with defined oak tones, rich, spicy flavors of cinnamon and vanilla

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