1983 Canadian Club Premium Limited Edition 6 year old l.14 Liters

Here’s a detailed tasting profile for the 1983 Canadian Club Premium Limited Edition 6 Year Old, a vintage bottling that reflects the smooth, rye-accented character of Canadian whisky from that era:

Tasting Notes: 1983 Canadian Club Premium Limited Edition
Distilled: 1983 Bottled: 1989 Age: 6 years ABV: 40% Volume: 1.14 Liters (export format) Packaging: Often found in black or gold limited edition bottles

Nose :- Spicy rye toast and pine needles: Classic Canadian rye influence. Mackintosh toffee and Granny Smith apple: Sweet and tart interplay. Wood smoke and forest floor: Earthy depth with a hint of mocha. Mint and citrus (with water): Opens up with herbal brightness

Palate :- Smooth and mellow: True to Canadian Club’s reputation. Light caramel and vanilla: Oak-derived sweetness. Subtle grain and spice: Balanced, not overpowering. Mocha and herbal undertones: Adds complexity without heaviness

Finish :- Medium length: Clean and slightly dry. Lingering mint and oak: Refreshing and structured. Soft fade of citrus and smoke: Elegant exit

This bottling was part of Canadian Club’s export and commemorative series, often found in collectible formats like the “black bottle” or gold editions. The liquid inside is consistent with the standard CC profile of the time—rye-forward, smooth, and lightly oaked. It’s a great candidate for vintage flights or historical tastings.