1970s Seagrams 7 Crowns 5cl

Let’s delve into the world of Seagram’s 7 Crown Blended Whiskey from the 1970s.

Seagram’s 7 Crown has a rich history, dating back to the end of Prohibition. It was one of the top-selling whiskeys in America for decades. However, despite its popularity, it often flies under the radar for whiskey enthusiasts. Here’s what you need to know:

Flavor and Composition:
The whiskey is made from 75% neutral grain spirits.
Blended whiskeys like Seagram’s 7 were designed to be light and “smooth,” which explains its milder character.
Tasting Notes:
Color: Gold.

Nose: Hints of  popcorn and roasted nuts. 

Palate: A slight vanilla-caramel sweetness upfront. On the back of the tongue, it dries out with smoky, slightly charred bacon and beef jerky notes.

Finish: Charred-bacon and a little sweetness.

Storied History: As one of the oldest surviving whiskey brands, Seagram’s 7 Crown has left an indelible mark on the spirits landscape.