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Seagrams 7 Canadian Whisky 375ml

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375ml
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Canada
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The nose offers smoky, herbal, honey and maple elements. The body is smooth, with flavors of apricot and butter throughout. Blended whiskey that tastes great on its own, on the rocks or in an assortment of mixed drinks.
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Seagrams 7 Canadian Whisky 375ml

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The nose offers smoky, herbal, honey and maple elements. The body is smooth, with flavors of apricot and butter throughout. Blended whiskey that tastes great on its own, on the rocks or in an assortment of mixed drinks.
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size
375ml
country
Canada
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The nose offers smoky, herbal, honey and maple elements. The body is smooth, with flavors of apricot and butter throughout. Blended whiskey that tastes great on its own, on the rocks or in an assortment of mixed drinks.
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Country: Canada

Canada is not a country many people readily associate with wine production and vineyard cultivation, although it has been successfully producing a range of quality wines for over two hundred years. Many of the wineries in Canada are used exclusively for the production of ice wine, a special style of wine which involves allowing the grapes to freeze in the early frost, thus intensifying the sugars and natural flavors of the grapes. However, recent years have seen wineries in several parts of the country producing more traditional styles of wines, using a blend of traditional and modern techniques and methods to achieve excellent results. The vast majority of Canadian wineries are located in British Columbia and Ontario, although everywhere from Quebec to the shores of Lake Erie also have well established wineries producing characterful Canadian produce.
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Canada is not a country many people readily associate with wine production and vineyard cultivation, although it has been successfully producing a range of quality wines for over two hundred years. Many of the wineries in Canada are used exclusively for the production of ice wine, a special style of wine which involves allowing the grapes to freeze in the early frost, thus intensifying the sugars and natural flavors of the grapes. However, recent years have seen wineries in several parts of the country producing more traditional styles of wines, using a blend of traditional and modern techniques and methods to achieve excellent results. The vast majority of Canadian wineries are located in British Columbia and Ontario, although everywhere from Quebec to the shores of Lake Erie also have well established wineries producing characterful Canadian produce.