Crown Royal Blackberry Flavored Whisky 750ml
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About this bottle
Crown Royal Blackberry is a flavored Canadian whisky that layers ripe blackberry over the blended whisky in the signature purple bag. The fruit leads — jammy, sweet, a little tart — with the underlying Canadian whisky giving it a smooth, easy body beneath. Bottled at 70 proof, it drinks softer than a standard whisky and leans dessert-sweet, which makes it a natural for shots, highballs, and lemonade or ginger-ale mixers rather than sipping neat. It's built for easy warm-weather drinking and crowd-friendly cocktails. Pour it over ice with lemonade, or shoot it cold.
How to drink Crown Royal Blackberry
Mix it into a blackberry lemonade highball with a squeeze of fresh lemon — the sweetness needs the citrus cut more than it needs neat sipping.
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Specs
Canadian Whisky70 proof · Canada
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Crown Royal Blackberry Flavored Whisky?
Serve it well chilled, straight from the freezer for a shot or over ice for something more sessionable — flavored whiskey is built for cold, easy drinking rather than slow neat sipping. Once opened, keep it capped at room temperature and it will hold its flavor for many months.
What's the best way to mix Crown Royal Blackberry Flavored Whisky?
Keep it simple: serve it over ice, or mix it into cola, cider, ginger ale, or lemonade to play up the flavoring. It's built for easy mixed drinks and shots rather than a classic cocktail build.
What's the story behind Crown Royal?
Crown Royal was created in 1939 by Seagram to mark a royal visit to Canada by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the whisky has been packaged in its signature purple bag ever since.
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