We Tried ALL The Crown Royal Flavors!

[@mcfadden3413]

I love the little tid bits of info on each bottle. Really nice job, Kyle. Super cool to get a bit of knowledge on each one.

[@btotheeck]

Kyle did an excellent job. Loved the graphics and knowledge

[@BuckMcAntlerson]

Agreed!

[@ItsShatter]

“It’s got a sewer note.. but not in a bad way” -Trenton

[@bobbyjones7756]

🤔 It was his "vacation nose", so I'm wondering where he vacationed. If camping out by a sewage tank is going to be a "thing", I need to know.

[@AshworthTyler]

“But why am I smelling this” 😂😅

[@viewer29fly]

i'm like, 'fam...what????' 😆😆

[@tomgensel4134]

My dad was a Crown man. Beefeater Martini drinker. On his birthday to celebrate his life I have them. Cheers 🇺🇲

[@leeknowlton7303]

Same here. He always had a Crown and Coke in his den after work..

[@deankruse4491]

🫡 Amen to that. Dad was a Beefeater gin martini 🍸 guy. I drink one in his honor on his birthday every year. 👌🏼.

[@FakingANerve]

Cheers to our fathers passed! 🥃🍻

[@etrombley]

Beefeater makes a great inexpensive, no-nonsense martini.

[@danawollam1805]

Prior to going down the bourbon rabbit hole I would usually drink the regular Crown Royal offering. Now after having tasted really flavorful whiskies I don't think I could ever go back. Perhaps if CR would come out with a reasonably-priced cask strength like their peers over at Alberta Premium. Trenton is absolutely on track with his liking of Alberta Premium cask strength rye. Oh sooo tasty ! I know Trenton said that he purchased like a case of this juice. After my original purchase and tasting I had to trade an Eagle Rare to a fellow whiskey Tuber to put another bottle on my shelf . Great content fellas Dana So-Cal

[@midnitekreapa8372]

My favorite Crown Royal is the Northern Harvest Rye...... Should add that to your collection when you find it... It's worth it 👍... XO is right behind it

[@wren7336]

I was also wondering where the Northern Harvest Rye was.

[@RishBhav22]

Another great video SLB! Also, Kyle is killing it with the editing, great work!

[@SevrenEarhart-op5jr]

As a Canadian this was a fun video to watch! but one of the biggest hitters in the Northern Harvest rye, 45% Abv and 90% rye in the mash, it’s a staple in my bar! It’s a must try! Cheers guys, thanks for creating great content

[@manitobuckles]

Manitoban here! Nice to see a fellow Canuck. Love the fact they're trying all the Crowns!

[@JonBlankman]

@SevrenEarhart-op5jr You are so right on the Northern Harvest Rye. It is an excellent mixer and is one of the only Crown Royal products I will sip on its own.

[@SevrenEarhart-op5jr]

@@JonBlankman 100%

[@anandarochisha]

​This is a very elegant blend, a fluke of some kind in blending. ​@@SevrenEarhart-op5jr

[@randyarnold5494]

Wasn't it Whiskey of the Year a couple of years ago?

[@CoreyFehr]

Lot 40 shout out! I don't have many good things to say about Canadian whisky (and I am canadian) but lot 40 dark oak is, by far, the best that I've tried! I know you guys enjoy alberta premium cask strength, and so do I but, the lot 40 has much more depth going on. Classic rye notes with much barrel influence.

[@BlackArcher221]

I was waiting for the blackberry for the longest. Finally got a bottle, the wife said it tasted like cough syrup, she was right. However, I followed a recipe on the box mixing it with lemonade, OH MY GOD!!! Excellent. A mixer for sure.

[@MichaelPropst]

I have a single hand selected barrel store pick at 103 Proof. That added proof really makes a difference

[@greghatcher5548]

Same here.

[@etrombley]

I do as well. Has a wonderful banana fosters nose and palette to it. 52 ABV. It’s the only Canadian whiskey in my collection, but I do love it.

[@bigdave2952]

If Trent’s odd nosing notes were on the packaging, whiskey would sit on the shelves forever, 😂

[@mhr944]

Northern harvest is one of my daily drinkers. It’s delicious. The reserve with a small piece of ice opens up to a delicious honey filled sip.

[@bhalli95]

Nice video, and great editing! Like others have said I also love the little tidbits, but FYI if you're watching with subtitles (as I usually do) you put the tidbits right where the subtitles show up so I wasn't able to see them without turning of CC. Maybe slightly higher/at the top of the screen if you ever do the additional info again?

[@pasqualesala9092]

hi guys, i’m from Montreal & i’ve been following your channel for 2 or so yrs.,… great channel, Trenton is humorous & funny. Canadian whisky has to be aged a minimum of 3 yrs., & bottled at a minimum of 40 ABV. Yes their northern harvest rye is very good, & Lot 40 is excellent. The Glenora distillery in Cape Breton Halifax ( east coast), was the 1st. distillery in North america to make a single malt ( Glen Breton 10yr. old), & it’s a great whisky very much in the Scotch tradition… don’t know if you can get it in America. Also BC ( west coast) has a couple of distilleries producing great Canadian single malts as well. One to note is Macalony. Keep up the great work!

[@bigcountrybriar9911]

Future vid idea. Controversy online if Bird Dog is better than Crown. Get a Crown Blackberry and a Bird Dog Blackberry for a showdown and then make a couple cocktails for us. We’ve been drinking a lot of blackberry sours this summer. Cheers SLB!

[@johnh8268]

Try Starlight Blackberry if you can get a hold of one. Great stuff.

[@bigcountrybriar9911]

@@johnh8268 will look for it. Thanks

[@caseywhite3315]

Both Bird Dog and Crown Blackberry are excellent mixed with lemonade! That was our go to drink when golfing this summer.

[@bmc2567]

The flavored for sure is for mixed drinks to me too. The XR I like for sure. I think the Reserves can vary a bit as I’ve enjoyed some good pours over the years. Yes Kurt, I drink the juice too!

[@caseyfloyd7750]

Salted Carmel Crown on the rocks is a nice Christmas time drink. I agree that neat it isn't the best, but chilled on the rocks it's quite nice

[@donmorton3954]

Too bad you didn't get the Blackberry. I am probably in the minority and like it. Most people say it tastes like cough syrup. I like cough syrup. Lol I think it's good neat, on the tocks, and as a mixer. Hope you get it and try it soon.

[@tobin_nathan]

When Trenton said “smells like a tacklebox” I immediately could smell it in my mind 😂

[@viewer29fly]

i haven't been fishing in decades but...yea, that's something you kinda only have to smell once and i somehow remember exactly what it smells like.

[@montysouthern4507]

I have no plans to try any Crown Royal products but you guys are so entertaining I can’t help but watch. Great show as always!

[@greghatcher5548]

Crown Royal reminds me of college days. Crown was considered a step up from the cheaper whiskeys we generally were drinking.

[@josephvalerio6665]

only time a Canadian whiskey wins in a blind......

[@shinhyeon]

They are missing Crown select the 103 proof bottle and crown monarch which isn't made.anymore.

[@dennis85573]

CR has beaten Johnnie red and old no.7 in blinds.

[@ronaldedwards7818]

​@@shinhyeonunless you have some FoundNorth in there.

[@dachosendealer]

😂😂😂

[@StevenScone]

😂

[@JordanG_3031]

SLB Classics 0:21 Trenton really likes to make an entrance 0:37 Kurt is always honest but maybe his memory is faulty ;) 1:13 10 bottles!!!! Woot woot 1:30 Trenton… research? Oil and water 2:22 here come the Kurt knowledge bombs (he can read) 2:42 great facts! Small font and quick for a phone 3:20 great sound effect, better when receiving than spending 4:46 WHAT AN ANALOGY! Exta mmmff 5:12 Trenton note: sewer 6:11 uh oh, we might have some converts 7:27 more great facts! 7:47 RIP Eddy 8:38 Trenton note: churro 9:10 the first disappointment:( 9:44 Trenton tasting note: TV static 10:44 more great facts and a well done crown pun 11:20 crowd sourcing information 11:30 Trenton candy note: strawberry twizzler and tackle box 11:49 I think that went over a few peoples heads Kurt 13:17 Trenton hears through the grape vine, opportunity missed for a Canada pun: pine forest, maple syrup curtain? 13:54 ouch! Kurt is saddened 14:36 Kurt isn’t afraid to own up to his mistakes 14:52 more great facts 15:39 Trenton has a new hunting target! 15:56 Trenton note: Palmolive soap 17:27 don’t tempt Trenton with a cask strength rye 18:28 silly trenton needs more xoxoxo, great facts too 18:55 Kurt’s shnoz issues continue 21:00 Trenton is getting popular 21:05 more great facts, and lots of peaches 21:28 Trenton disappears 22:18 toots has his classic burp 22:23 Kurt goes writes an ode to peaches, also lizard Trenton 23:22 gonna be a big step down from the crown green apple 23 24:36 Kyle continues his streak of facts 25:52 Trenton is biased on his vanilla flavors, maybe a good Mexican vanilla 26:02 nice guy Kurt donating all the crown to Trenton 28:18 Trenton continues to try and speak cask strength rye into the world 29:27 Trenton is loving the 10 bottle review, Jameson would be great!!! 30:46 uh oh someone get the credit card 30:53 pickle back shots are awesome! 31:12 Kurt’s habits don’t jive with Trenton, depends on the pickle 31:55 nice sign off and nod 32:01 Trenton gets the last say that Kurt takes the bottles, praying for you Kurt 🙏

[@bigdave2952]

My favorite Crown was the Cask 16. They don’t make it anymore, but I still have a 375ml unopened bottle. Fun video! Cheers

[@petemcfeet28]

The Northern Harvest Rye is a damn fine rye for the price. I get a lot of the same notes on the nose as Alberta Premium Cask Strength which makes me wonder if that is what they start with and then proof it down to 45 ABV. Cheers!

[@MRsavard73]

A Jameson review would be interesting. Crown XO is my favorite. I have the Blue XR unopened until my Retirement 😂

[@axnjxn2k1]

40 creek distillery has some great Canadian products. Worth a tour and taste for their more select products

[@ricklongva7891]

Northern Harvest Rye is probably the best in the Crown Royal line, and for $35 for 750ml. it is fantastic. Another you might want to look for is Bearface Elementally Aged Triple Oak. Great review

[@Jack-tu9qf]

Would love to see a jameson review. Enjoyed this more than i thought i would. Opened my eyes to crown royal.

[@KurtKnox]

I love the Salted Caramel and Peach. Was hoping you'd be lucky enough to grab Blackberry because I've heard very mixed reviews on it.

[@jaredthomas1809]

It's not terrible but is better as a mixer much like I consider all of the flavored crown products. It's actually pretty good in like lemonade, nice summery drink.

[@billandsheilahike7959]

Hand selected 103 barrel proof in my opinion is most likely to be up your alley. Cinnamon, clove notes. Good proof point. Fun episode guys!!

[@richardbostan4286]

Crown Royal Hand-Selected Barrel has never been available in Canada. I think it is an American market-only product.

[@Boger2323]

If you mix salted Caramel with Dr. Pepper it's not half bad. Also, you have to try the Blackberry version. It sells out here in metro ATL as fast as solid Sazerac bottles.

[@pokedude104]

the peach and apple go well with pretty much any kind of flavored sparkling water you can find. Maybe a citrus flavour (orange, lemon, lime, grapefruit) to balance out the intense sweetness of the peach. Its alright straight too but I find its not very nice for more than a few sips cause of the sugar.

[@dane5896]

Jameson is part of the Irish Distillers group. They make Jameson, Redbreast, Midleton, The Spot Whiskies, Method & Madness, Powers, Knappogue Castle. 🇮🇪

[@jayeelle9243]

I’ve made an old fashioned with the crown apple it was delicious to me. I didn’t need to add much simple syrup at all. I need to make the crown peach tea sounds refreshing

[@briankatoguinnip5776]

Enjoyed your show as usual. The one you didn't try, that happens to be my favorite is the Maple Crown. If you can find it in your area, you should give it a try.

[@ChristopherBach-m4h]

I am drinking the Northern Harvest Rye Crown Royal while watching your video. Picked it up this summer on a trip to Canada in the duty free section of the Calgary airport. It was $27 US for a liter and came in a beautiful off white bag. It is very nice. Floral with some rye spice.

[@buckbryant8599]

Yeah do a Jameson review. I would love to have a idea of some to try.

[@LegendaryDCC]

I have the apple, vanilla and the blackberry flavored ones. I found them all to be overly sweet, however a little ice muddles it down and makes it more approachable for me. The nose on the blackberry flavored one reminds me of the boysenberry syrup (when they still served it) from IHOPs.

[@jonsnow782]

Crown apple with a good ginger beer. 1 part crown to 3 or 4 parts ginger beer ( to your taste). Squeeze a quarter of a lime in there. Make a whiskey sour with the crown peach. 2 oz crown, 1 ounce fresh squeezed lemon juice and a half ounce simple syrup. Rim a rocks glass with sugar for a sour peach ring cocktail

[@paulhendershot111]

Back before I got into bourbon, I used to keep a bottle of Crown around. It was a good whiskey to carry in the golf bag in case of snake bite or a bad shot. I would like to sample the Black, Rye or XO. I really have no use for the flavored Crown, but I do love peaches and can see where the Crown Peach would be great in mixing some summertime cocktails. Enjoyed this a lot and I would love to see a review on the Jameson lineup.

[@russellh1498]

I absolutely love the little nuggets of Information on screen. Well done

[@berniceeast7389]

I’m so happy to see crown on the channel. It was my gateway drink. I still love it!

[@dajuice7030]

During the holiday we did an Apple + Salted Caramel with Sprit and a little cinnamon. It was a big hit. Also, not shown here is the blackberry which you can mix with Sprite and Lemonade for a summer drink.

[@Atooth82]

Would you pick up a Russell’s 15 if you had a line on one?

[@dar948]

Try the apple and the salted caramel mixed 50/50. That one is pretty good. A lot better than salted caramel alone.

[@MISTERLOLCRACKERS]

Most of the Noble Collection was pretty incredible. The Winter Wheat is one of my all time favorite bottles. They also had single barrels come out this year. They're 103 proof I believe.

[@byronanderson2501]

What's really popular right now is crown blackberry with lemonade. Delicious!!!!

[@Mykkus]

Iced tea too.

[@markcalhoun8219]

Yeah it's surprisingly competent, on the order of Chambord but blackberry and whiskey. Crown flavors tend to be super sweet but this wasn't overpowering.

[@sessomsandsons]

The BlackBerry Crown is one of the best things they’ve put out in awhile

[@chrisw4192]

Indeed

[@seanritter9441]

Sprite too

[@CurtisMishleau]

Brown apple and Sprite, brown peach over ice, and whiskey mules using crown are amazing! Definitely a neutral underrated mixer for cocktails. Not much for sipping but great for mixing.

[@scottsumner6817]

They also have (or did have) Maple Crown. would've been great on pancakes, but left a sugar film in your mouth that would remind you not to buy another bottle! Regular Crown and Vernors (a sweeter ginger ale not sure if its available all over) is a wonderful mixed drink.

[@cjherriman7226]

Mix the peach and apple with Vernors. Also the peach with ginger ale (more Vernors) and a little fireball is like peach cobbler.

[@lfd_eng9219]

Peach with Orange Juice...very tasty alternative to a Fuzzy Navel (Peach Schnapps and OJ)...and a great replacement for mimosas (according to my wife...so it must be true)!

[@dylanallison6263]

Peach crown and sprite is great. Apple crown and cranberry is a wonderful winter cocktail. Add a little ginger beer for some carbonation.

[@billyleblanc5930]

thanks guys,not a big crown fan but my grandsons loves the flavored mixed with tea.

[@jamesfletcher4419]

The Vanilla makes a great Old Fashioned.

[@mauriciopast]

I have two questions: 1) Trent, septic tank smell NOT off putting ? 😂 2) what is the best pickle juice for a pickle shot? (Just had my first one and it was delicious) And I would like to see a Jameson video. Keep up the great work, you guys are putting informative and fun videos. Cheers!

[@Pokellectibles94]

Crown apple and cranberry is a solid combo but it's also good with sprite like you guys said. I feel like the salted caramel would really only be good in a wintery drink. Maybe with something that has peppermint but I'd like to try it in a hot toddy. For some reason that sounds good. But honestly I don't hate any crown products I've had. They're relatively cheap and deliver accordingly. They really knock it out of the park with blackberry, peach and apple. I'm going to have to try and get a bottle of the cognac finish!

[@joecortese136]

So interesting, would love to see more brand lineups for sure!

[@langbroekmd]

I'm a Canadian Scotch malt whisky drinker. The only Canadian whiskies I have on my shelf is Shelter Point - Smokey Point, Lot 40 Canadian Rye, Forty Creek - Confederation Oak, Macaloney's - The Peat Project. They are all decent whiskies. Eagle Rare from Wild Turkey has won two years as Best Non-malt Whisky. So I bought a bottle as it is only $65 cdn. and can I say disappointed any louder? On the nose, palate and finish, all I get is perfume and sweet smelling flowers. It does have decent mouth feel. Visited Islay last year and did warehouse tastings at Ardbeg, Laphroiag, Lagavulin, Bruichladdie, Kilchoman and Bowmore. Only one word, INCREDIBLE! Not the same word out of Trent's mouth. 😉

[@langbroekmd]

Wild Turkey won at the OSWA's. And I'm a Scotch Malt Whisky drinker from Alberta Canada. 👍 😊

[@MariaMedina-fu4yh]

In the winter, hot apple cider with the apple crown, makes a toasty drink. Very tasty. I'm sure you can additional flavors to your liking.

[@Spencer_WNC]

My cabinet usually always has 4-5 different Crown products in it. My wife loves them as mixers. Cranberry Canada Dry ginger ale, and Crown Apple would be her favorite!

[@ayebee4703]

The salted caramel will always have a place on my shelf. Best holiday whiskey

[@TheTmcabral3]

Okay I’ll take your word and grab a bottle this year 🥂

[@randyarnold5494]

I believe one of the Bourbon Junkies admitted to a hidden love of that bottle. It was in a vid a month or two ago.

[@Puaspapa]

Great video 👍 Unicorn auction has a 60 year old crown royal 1964….60 years old CR whiskey!!

[@ricardomundi16]

In Canada… any Canadian whisky can be labeled as “Rye” regardless of Rye content (even if it’s zero), because the majority of Canadians use the term “Rye” for whisky. Drives me crazy 😂😂😂My whole family says they’re Rye drinkers. Order a Rye and coke and you’ll never get a true Rye in 🇨🇦

[@TheCrustyCupcake]

Crown Royal does single barrel releases as store picks bottled at 103 Proof. They seems to like a little air time however, I'd say they are comparable to a Caribou Crossing store pick, maybe not the regular Caribou.

[@Fro_manX]

Wish you guys could have tried the blackberry,XR,Texas mesquite and the salted caramel

[@kingnido1516]

Crown apple with Mountain Dew was my go to while playing video games for years

[@ericlofroos2405]

“Sewer Note” but “it’s NOT off putting”! WTF? lmao…

[@MidwestUTV]

I’m with Kurt, pickle juice is the bomb! lol y’all are too much fun 😆

[@kevinfoster2246]

Crown Royal is like Jack Daniels here in the US, its everywhere , not expensive, and its good enough to get the party started! lol I know plenty of people that this is there go too drink! and its literally on EVRRY bar I see. But after drinking Bourbon for years now it will seem very light a watery to us all, and very light on the flavors. But its not bad at all! IJS

[@jamiebrandon8475]

Crown is everywhere here in the states also

[@therinsig]

Kyle is rocking it with the editing.

[@dcjenner]

Favorites are Northern Harvest rye which won Jim Murray’s whiskey of the year previously with a score of 97.5 and their Bourbon mash which has been remarketed as Blenders Mash. Best Canadian whiskey, however, is NOT Crown Royal. Try FoundNorth, Alberta Premium, Signal Hill cask strength, Bearface, etc.

[@randyarnold5494]

Love Signal Hill, even just the normal stuff. I had the first edition of Bearface which was an oak bomb to me. I've heard they (thankfully) toned down the wood a bit.

[@dcjenner]

@@randyarnold5494 Bearface regular is very good, the first special edition S01 is weird, you gotta love the mushrooms they infused it with. S02 is much subdued. I love all 3. You gotta try the Signal Hill higher proof. But my favorite is any Found North, just gotta go,to US to buy it.

[@davidnickel9425]

One I've seen a couple times (once at a place in north-central Indiana and once at the Carmel Total Wine) is their single barrel program, "Hand Selected Barrel". I think it's the Harvest Rye (some kind of rye at least), but they release it at >100 proof. Comes in a white box. That little bit of extra proof really brings it to life. It is the most intensely vanilla smelling whiskey I've ever tried, and it still has that Canadian-y pleasantness to it. Somewhere a little north of $50/$60 for a bottle and well worth it.

[@randyarnold5494]

Kurt/Trenton- I'm curious if you would find the last four much better on the rocks (blackberry also). I dont know anyone who drinks them neat.

[@McRootbeer]

Id like to hear your thoughts on the different flavors of jagermeister. There's only 3 or 4 flavors.

[@mikestewart3670]

Most in my area of the south have long considered Crown to be the ultimate mixer whiskey. Was a big thing back in the day to have the purple bag.

[@BergerB0i]

I am not a Crown guy at all, but I was interested when I saw the Salted Carmel, it works well in a coffee or with Root Beer or Cream Soda to make a kind of Harry Potter drink like Butterbeer. It has its place, but it is for sure used very sparingly!

[@marlinstoltz1235]

Try Peaches & Cream mix drink. Cream ale, CR Peach, Peach Schnapps on ice. Nice this time year hot day on deck.

[@brettmchan2855]

My grandpa was a HUGE crown fan! So of course I wanted to be like him so I started drinking crown at the beginning of my whiskey journey! Crown XR in the red bag is actually pretty decent stuff probably my favorite in their collection.

[@keeawe]

Salted caramel is great in the fall with warmed apple cider

[@jor-elschroeder5385]

Hi Gentlemen, Canadian whiskey is considered neat, allowing 9.09% of other mixed into the blend. That explains why you taste younger aged rye mixed in. Crown Royal is a base level of whiskey in Canada 🇨🇦. If you want to try more premium Canadian whiskey, I recommend Canadian Club Chronicles Series aged 41-45 years...Much more complex, and a finesse style on the palette. Alberta Premium Cask Strength or Great Plains aged 18 years is significantly more enjoyable. Cheers, Jor-El

[@rangervapes571]

These regulations state that whisky must "be mashed, distilled and aged in Canada", "be aged in small wood vessels for not less than three years", "contain not less than 40 per cent alcohol by volume" and "may contain caramel and flavouring". Within these parameters Canadian whiskies can vary considerably, especially with the allowance of "flavouring"-though the additional requirement that they "possess the aroma, taste and character generally attributed to Canadian whisky" can act as a limiting factor. As the regulations do not limit the specific type of wood that must be used, a variety of flavours can be achieved by blending whiskies aged in different types of barrels. In addition to new wood barrels, charred or uncharred, flavour can be added by aging whiskies in previously used bourbon or fortified wine barrels for different lengths of time.

[@FakingANerve]

Thanks for the rundown 🥃

[@cholatse3062]

As a boy, we went fishing once or twice a year. When we opened a tacklebox that hadn't been opened in months, it was a bomb.

[@Meowmeow0506]

I'm not a flavored whiskey guy. I'm not a big cocktail guy either, I'll have cocktails at weddings but that's pretty much it. My brother likes drinking Amaretto, but also drinks Crown and redbulls. My brother when running out of the mixer asked me what he could do without running out and getting a new mixer and I saw he had the Crown Vanilla. Taking a quick sip of the Crown Vanilla I decided to pour a 1 to 1 of Crown Vanilla and Ameretto and it was actually pretty good, and I don't really like mixed drinks.

[@stephenhumma4772]

You have to read the back of the caramel apple box there's a recipe there for a mixed drink with the green apple lemon juice and ginger ale excellent

[@markcalhoun8219]

The crown royal collection is the only one that I could consider a competent whiskey. I got their winter wheat a while ago and it's pretty interesting... however they are all different and one off's so it's a roll of the dice.

[@scottcrowell361]

I loved watching Trenton’s face as he tasted the flavored ones! 😂

[@rhonethrash]

Crown Apple & ginger ale is also great!

[@karl0318]

My days of Crown Royal have mostly past. But I have respect the the Special Reserve for about $50. And the Noble Collection 16-year Rye was absolutely delicious, as was their 13-year French Vanilla Cask. And as I recall, the XO was pretty darn good for about $60. The Apple and Peach are okay for mixers. The "Salted-Carmel" was interesting and awful at the same time - some kind of a winter holiday blend.

[@capnspicy5565]

I always mix any flavored whisky with concentrated lemon juice 1 to 1, it kills most of the artificial flavors and hides the sugar, which allows alot of the whisky flavors to come through, I do this just to see the whisky involved.

[@anandarochisha]

Northern Harvest is a Gem 💎

[@davehalaby8377]

I really enjoyed crown royal apple with Canada Dry ginger ale

[@hunterjones2044]

Crown apple with a tart cranberry juice is super nice

[@kevindavis7732]

I like to mix Apple and Salted Caramel 50/50. Balances real well.

[@ranman1959]

The CR 16 Year Rye is part of the annual Noble collection and came out in 2020. I enjoy that one but like you guys wish it were higher proof. It retailed for $60 at the time.

[@benforman3089]

I found a hand selected barrel that was barrel proof at 103 and it was really good for a crown royal.

[@jamesdeblois878]

I am wicked smart now that I read the notes on the bottles . I have the Blackberry whiskey it is what it is blender for sure.

[@TheRealOfficialGator]

I actually love the salted caramel one. You can mix it with the apple to make a caramel apple cocktail

[@chrisgravbelle7980]

Salted caramel and Dr Pepper! Amazing!

[@jrtilley]

Vanilla too

[@chrisgravbelle7980]

@@jrtilley will have to try that tonight! Lol

[@paleggett1897]

@@jrtilleyAle8One: a fruity ginger ale that mixes well with Bourbons and Ryes

[@SuperScottie3000]

I like vanilla and Dr Pepper

[@timothyprice9915]

Crown Apple, Sprite and Cranberry juice is a go to for me.