Canadian Club (Hiram Walker)
Country
Canada
Founded
1858
Owner
Beam Suntory
Water Source
Sources water from the Detroit River and Lake St. Clair system in Windsor, Ontario, drawing on the Great Lakes freshwater basin. The naturally soft Great Lakes water, treated to brewing quality, supports Canadian Club's smooth, light, and blended Canadian whisky character.
Status
Active
About
Canadian Club is produced at the historic Hiram Walker distillery in Windsor, Ontario, one of the largest distilleries in North America. Founded in 1858, the brand pioneered the practice of blending whisky before aging (pre-blending) and was a favorite spirit smuggled across the Detroit River during Prohibition.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Canadian Club (Hiram Walker) distillery?
- Canadian Club — historic Windsor distillery since 1858. Pre-blended Canadian whisky and Prohibition-era legend.
- When was Canadian Club (Hiram Walker) founded?
- Canadian Club (Hiram Walker) was founded in 1858.
- What water source does Canadian Club (Hiram Walker) use?
- Canadian Club (Hiram Walker) uses Sources water from the Detroit River and Lake St. Clair system in Windsor, Ontario, drawing on the Great Lakes freshwater basin. The naturally soft Great Lakes water, treated to brewing quality, supports Canadian Club's smooth, light, and blended Canadian whisky character. as its water source.