The king's crown inspired the elegant design of Crown Royal's unique, sculpted-glass bottle. Renowned for special packaging, this distinguished whiskey is enjoyed around the world. Its distinctive bag and embossed year-round gift box have become synonymous with quality. Conceived to celebrate the historic visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada in 1939, Seagram chose its finest aged whiskies and blended them to become Crown Royal. Dressed in royal colors, this opulant whiskey was presented as a special gift to His Majesty.
O Crown Royal, with your sweet blended goodness. You tempt me so. What's that you say? You want to disrobe in front of me? Oh you saucy lass! Reveal that amber complexion of yours to me!
That's a good dog! Clearly earned the Summa Kum Laude of his obedience class. Gotta love that bag!
My wife and I have been collecting bags for years. The joke at our wedding was she was going to wear a wedding dress made out of Crown bags. In fact, we received a large dress box filled with bags as a bridal shower gift from a couple of good friends. --Eldon R., Pearland, Texas
Surely they jest, oh that crazy couple! Can't say I blame them a bit!
I had never really liked whiskey, but when I took my first drink of Crown Royal, I was hooked. I think Crown Royal is the best tasting whiskey in the world. And I have traveled in many different countries..." -- Doug A, Emporia, Kansas
All over the world you say? You are a classy gentleman, sir! Suited only for nobility and those with twenty dollars.
Rich and robust head, with slight hints of vanilla and fruit
Full, robust, and perfectly balanced body
Delicately smooth and creamy, with hints of oak and the sweet flavour of vanilla
Long and lingering finish
I can't even imagine what it would taste like without the Coca-Cola. I didn't see that smaller satchel when I bought my jug! Where can I get one? Does it enhance the flavour and insulate the glass?
So here's to you Crown Royal, the king of the world's whiskies. Born in Canada. Made just for kings of the world. The envy of all, I toast my glass ... to you.