| #016 Seagram 7 Crown NAS Blended American |
| This cost is what I found the likely shelf price for a 750ml bottle to be, based on an average of costs throughout the USA. Your price may differ significantly. This is not an advertisement of sale, this bottle is likely empty by now anyway Cost | $1000 |  |
| 00-09: | Horrid | | 10-19: | Awful | | 20-29: | Unpleasant | | 30-39: | Poor | | 40-49: | Below Average | | 50-59: | Average | | 60-69: | Recommendable | | 70-79: | Very Good | | 80-89: | Excellent | | 90-99: | Fantastic |
Taste Score | 28 |
| The whisky's score as weighed against the cost of a bottle. Adj. Score | 32 |
| ABV | 40% |
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| Tasting # 64: Friday Leftovers I: Wedding Bells (26-JAN-2007) |
| Notes | My last tasting of  Seagrams 7 Crown was at a cousin's wedding, so I'm kicking off the Friday retastes with wedding-related whiskies. |
| Smell | Smells like rye, low key though and really mild. There's a few flowery smells in here somewhere, but they're weak and tough to nail down. |
| Taste | The taste is very sweet and bitter, somewhat acidic but mostly a sharpness that has nothing to do with the accompanying alcohol burst. There's rye and dark smoke followed by a rush of vinegar. There's not much finish aside from the tight alcohol and whatever that bitter flavor is. I'm going to move this into the high 20s, but this is more an adjustment than a promotion. |
| Tasting Score | 28 |
| Tasting # 16: Archive Review: Seagram 7 Crown (19-FEB-2006) |
| Notes | Archived Review |
| Smell | N/A |
| Taste | There's a thin syrupy sweet top taste, something like apple cider, that sits on the surface of the astringent lake of fire that is S7. It is, I'm aware, essentially mix fodder, but I don't drink a lot of mixed drinks, and it was free... and there you are. I am not really looking forward to expanding either my Rye or Seagrams review list anytime soon based on this product. |
| Legacy Score | 19 |
