Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Seagrams Extra Dry 750 ml
Seagrams Extra Dry 750 ml
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About this bottle
Seagram's Extra Dry is a blended Canadian whisky crafted from a combination of rye, corn and barley malt whiskies. With a smooth taste and light color, Extra Dry is a great choice for mixing. Available in 750ml bottles, Seagram's Extra Dry can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks or blended with mixers.
How to drink Seagram's Extra Dry
Mix it into a highball with ginger ale, the classic Canadian whisky pour. It's light enough to also work in a 7&7.
Tasting notes
Noselight grain
Palatesmooth, light
Finishdry
Specs
Canadian Whisky80 proof · Mash bill: Rye, corn, barley malt · Canada
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve whiskey like this?
Sip Seagram's Extra Dry neat or on the rocks in a rocks or Glencairn glass, adding a few drops of water if you want to open up the aromas. Once opened, store the bottle upright away from light and heat; it will keep for years, though flavor is best within the first couple of years after opening.
What cocktails work well with Seagram's Extra Dry?
It's a classic mixer — most often served as a whiskey ginger ale highball or in a 7 and 7-style drink.
What's the mash bill in Seagram's Extra Dry?
The mash bill is Rye, corn, barley malt.
What's the history behind Seagram's whisky?
Seagram's traces back to Joseph E. Seagram, who took over a Waterloo, Ontario distillery in the 1880s and built it into one of the best-known names in Canadian whisky.
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