Canadian Whisky/Crown Royal Black 750 ml

Crown Royal Black 750 ml

Canada · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

Crown Royal Black is a bolder, higher-proof expression from Diageo's Crown Royal range, blending Canadian whiskies matured in charred oak casks and finished with a portion aged in deeply charred barrels for extra color and depth. Bottled at 45% ABV — five points above the standard Crown Royal — it's built with more weight and char than the flagship bottle, aimed at bourbon drinkers looking for a Canadian whisky with more backbone. Expect dark caramel, toasted oak, and dried fruit, with a fuller body and a slightly smokier finish than standard Crown Royal. It's Crown Royal's answer to whiskey drinkers who find the original blend too light.

How to drink Crown Royal Black

It has enough weight to work neat or on the rocks, and stands up well in a whiskey and cola where a lighter Canadian whisky would get lost. A solid choice for an Old Fashioned too.

Tasting notes
Nosedark caramel, toasted oak
Palatedried fruit, char
Finishfull, slightly smoky
Specs

Canadian Whisky90 proof · charred oak · Canada

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve Black?

Canadian whisky is traditionally light and mixable — good on the rocks, in a Highball with soda, or with ginger ale.

What cocktails work well with Black?

It mixes well in a Manhattan or a simple whiskey ginger, which is how Canadian whisky is traditionally served.

What's the history behind Crown Royal?

It was created in 1939 to commemorate the royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada, and is still distilled in Gimli, Manitoba.

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