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Crown Royal Golden Apple Whisky 23 Year Old is an extra rare blend pairing patiently aged 23 year old whiskies with the taste Golden Delicious Apples. The first exquisite blend of Crown Royal Canadian whisky was meticulously crafted from 50 select whiskies, dressed in the finest cut glass and wrapped in purple robes, t
Crown Royal Golden Apple Whisky 23 Year Old is an extra rare blend pairing patiently aged 23 year old whiskies with the taste Golden Delicious Apples. The first exquisite blend of Crown Royal Canadian whisky was meticulously crafted from 50 select whiskies, dressed in the finest cut glass and wrapped in purple robes, to commemorate the first grand tour of Canada by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939. And in truly noble fashion, this bottle of Crown Royal was placed on the Royal train as a symbol of the hardworking and genuine nature of the Canadian people. Today, the legacy of Crown Royal remains how it began: the epitome of Canadian whisky, with a smooth taste and a regal style all of its own.

Crown Royal Golden Apple Whisky 23 Year Old is an extra rare blend pairing patiently aged 23 year old whiskies with the taste Golden Delicious Apples.

The first exquisite blend of Crown Royal Canadian whisky was meticulously crafted from 50 select whiskies, dressed in the finest cut glass and wrapped in purple robes, to commemorate the first grand tour of Canada by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939. And in truly noble fashion, this bottle of Crown Royal was placed on the Royal train as a symbol of the hardworking and genuine nature of the Canadian people.

Today, the legacy of Crown Royal remains how it began: the epitome of Canadian whisky, with a smooth taste and a regal style all of its own.

Crown Royal Golden Apple Whisky 23 Year Old is an extra rare blend pairing patiently aged 23 year old whiskies with the taste Golden Delicious Apples. The first exquisite blend of Crown Royal Canadian whisky was meticulously crafted from 50 select whiskies, dressed in the finest cut glass and wrapped in purple robes, to commemorate the first grand tour of Canada by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1939. And in truly noble fashion, this bottle of Crown Royal was placed on the Royal train as a symbol of the hardworking and genuine nature of the Canadian people. Today, the legacy of Crown Royal remains how it began: the epitome of Canadian whisky, with a smooth taste and a regal style all of its own.