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This Limited Time Offering joins the Canadian Whisky Brand's flavor portfolio alongside Regal Apple, Peach, Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Just In Time for Spring, /PRNewswire/ -- Canadian whisky brand and leader in flavored offerings, Crown Royal, has officially announced its highly anticipated limited edition release of Blackberry Flavored Whisky. This new liquid is the perfect addition to the brand's flavor portfolio for spring and summer and has already taken social media by storm with consumers +21 sharing their love for the new flavor and exploring their own cocktail innovations. Royal Blackberry Lemonade featuring Crown Royal Blackberry Flavored Whisky Experience the full interactive Multichannel News Release here: To create this extraordinary blend, Crown Royal whiskies were carefully selected by the brand's master blender and infused with the juicy flavor of fresh blackberries. The harmonious notes of this summer fruit complement the signature richness of Crown Royal Blended Whisky. The result is a vibrantly delicious whisky, bursting with the luscious flavor of blackberry and the distinctive smoothness of Crown Royal. On the nose, aromas of sweet blackberry sauce with a dash of whisky complement vanilla balanced with a cooked and slightly tart blackberry taste. This expression leaves you with hints of creamy vanilla and caramel, reminiscent of a blackberry crumble."Crown Royal has always led through an innovative approach to whisky, pushing boundaries to deliver exceptional and exciting flavor profiles to consumers. Our newest addition, Crown Royal Blackberry Flavored Whisky, is no exception to this rule." says Jesse Damashek, Sr. Vice President North

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Changed to ‘Loch Lomond Whisky’. A pub sign for ‘John Haig Whisky’ is similarly altered, while an ashtray brimming with cigarette butts in the villains’ lair also bears the apparently fictitious ‘Loch Lomond’ brand name.Ironically, the new edition of the book was published in the same year – 1966 – that the modern Loch Lomond distillery became operational in Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire. As far as Hergé was concerned, however, ‘Loch Lomond’ remained wholly made-up.Guilty secret: Haddock’s presidency of the Society of Sober Sailors is placed in doubtBy the time of the last complete Tintin adventure, Tintin and the Picaros, Loch Lomond – and, indeed, whisky itself – has taken on a more sinister role. As well as sponsoring the local carnival, the brand helps the San Theodoran dictator, General Tapioca, to parachute in copious amounts of whisky to disarm the Picaro rebels, as well as the native Arumbayas.Even Haddock has had his fill of whisky by this point. Struck on the back of the head by a bottle of Loch Lomond, he suffers temporary memory loss (during which we discover that his first name is Archibald), and even says: ‘No! Enough is enough! Don’t let me hear any more about whisky!’ His love of whisky, like Tintin’s love of adventure, has clearly waned by this point.There’s something of the slapstick about Captain Haddock, a constant feeling of imminent descent into pathos, or bathos; he provides a colourful and comic counterpoint to the altogether more even-tempered – some would say downright

A life of its ownShortly afterwards, a drunken space walk has almost fatal consequences, leading to a stream of self-pity from the repentant Haddock:‘I… I’m a miserable wretch… I had a drink… It’s unpardonable… I’m terribly sorry.’In The Red Sea Sharks, the villainly Allan Thompson returns, prompting an episode that recalls The Crab with the Golden Claws: waking in his cabin, Haddock sees a (painstakingly accurate) bottle of Haig’s Gold Label whisky sitting on the table, a glass already poured to tempt him.These struggles aside, and despite a propensity for warning people not to fall over hidden obstacles, only to do so himself, Haddock proves himself time and again a faithful companion to Tintin, most notably when offering to lay down his life for his friend, high in the Himalayas, in Tintin in Tibet – a book described by Hergé as ‘a song dedicated to friendship’.There is also the question of what Haddock drinks. While fond of rum – he is a seafarer, after all – whisky is his first love; specifically – and despite the references to Haig – Loch Lomond whisky, which crops up throughout the books.In fact, whisky in Tintin predates Haddock’s first appearance. During The Black Island, in which Tintin and Snowy travel to Scotland, a rail tanker of whisky is featured, emblazoned with the words ‘Johnnie Walker Whisky’.However, in a later edition of 1966, when Hergé’s English publisher Methuen requested a number of changes to modernise the story, the name on the tanker has been