Best Canadian Whisky
Whether you’re a massive fan of everything Canadian, such as maple syrup, hockey, and cold weather, one thing is for sure– the best Canadian whisky mustn’t be skipped…
Whether you’re a massive fan of everything Canadian, such as maple syrup, hockey, and cold weather, one thing is for sure– the best Canadian whisky mustn’t be skipped…
Kirkland Silver is a Costco blanco. Current documented NOM is 1173. Comparable means CRT class, not a clone of Casamigos or Patrón. Typical US 40%.
Cognac is grape brandy from the Cognac AOC. Bourbon is US corn whiskey in new charred oak. US VS cognac and many bourbons are 40% — a 1.5 oz pour is then one drink.
Official Pink Whitney gluten-free unused — FLAG. Flavor is 5.151. Typical flavored 30–35 unused as official.
No official better Michelob. Official brand pages unused this run. Ultra retail tiles 4.2%/95/2.6g FLAG. Light unused FLAG. No ranking.
No official Maker’s mixer. Official Kentucky Straight Bourbon Proof 90 / 45%. Ginger ale is 0%. 100 proof ≠ BiB. 101 is a separate SKU.
Unopened Hennessy does not spoil like wine. Opened bottles oxidize. Core US V.S is typically 40% ABV. The 2026 RTD cocktails are a different, lower-proof drink.
This snack isn’t just for kids, and with the small addition of the booze of your choice *wink, wink*, you’d have jello shots! So, how many jello shots to get drunk? Here’s…
There is no official smoothest tequila. Smooth is not a CRT class. NOM-006 sets blanco through extra añejo. Typical US bottles print 40%. Casamigos current NOM 1609 / hist. 1416. No ranking.
Aperol is 11% ABV on Campari Group’s US consumer page. That page lists Campari at 25%; many US bottles print 24%. Same group. Different drinks. Read the neck.