Scotty: nopenopenope. Still made in Canada. One bottling line is in the US, but the main distillery and bottling plant are in Manitoba. Canadians are big on rules when it comes to their liquor, and were it MADE in the US, Crown Royal could not be called Canadian Whiskey. Try it instead of bourbon in an Old Fashioned, and live a little...
#28 | Posted by catdog I sit corrected. I drank lots of crown royal in the Oilsands in my youth but gave it all up 20 years ago. I just couldn't keep paying the lawyers fee's to keep getting me out of trouble. My Pal Liquid Lenny always knew the latest hot shot impairment lawyers but the cost became prohibitive.
So he is basically making it impossible in the future to use the red staining inside the vehicle fuel system as evidence against fuel tax scofflaws. Mensa + thinking there, never mind the likelihood there will be a run on ag fuel now and farmers might be forced to buy taxed fuel if a supply shortage occurs.