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Walker also revolutionized the whiskey industry by aging his spirit in oak barrels for a minimum of five years, at a time that all of the US bourbons and whiskeys were aged for less than a year. Canadian Club has continued to be a success.Canadian Club Chronicles 42 Year Old Issue No. 2: The Dock Man, is in honor of the historic dock worker who delivered whisky to consumers and bar owners during the Prohibition era. This expression is said to be the oldest Canadian whisky on the market. Bottled at 45% ABV Chronicles 42 has notes of robust rye spice, delicate brown sugar and baking spices followed by lingering notes of toffee and a subtle tartness.Pick up your bottle today!
