Park Lane Canadian Whisky

I have a bottle of 15 yr old Park Lane Canadian Whisky, still sealed and the date on the tax seal is 1958
I think it was distilled by corbys, but am not sure.
anyone ever hear of it and is it still good?

I'm not familiar with this one, but can you post a good photo? Also, have you tried locating Corby's?

I too have an old bottle of Park Lane and haven't been able to find out that much about it. I do know it was not sold in the United States .It was bottled and produced in Canada , the bottle i have predates prohibition so any clues or info would be helpful at this point on where to look to find out whom actually makes it.

[Jojo]

I agree with Peter - for starters, contact Corby's - http://www.corby.ca/ - sign in and look for a Contact Us link.
We're also doing some research for you at this time. In the meantime, if either of you can post photos of your Park Lane Canadian Whisky - please do so!

Sooo me and a few friends meet a Canadian Buddy and he serves a Corby Park Lane 12 years old the sign for Distilled was 1951 and bottle filled 1963. Anybody know the price of this fully sealed Bottle? Cause we drunk it

Greets so for and thanks for any help n answers.

Hi All I just found a bottle of Park lane with the seal on the top still closed and dated 1945!!!! My question is it still drinkable or is it worth more?????

i have a bottle of parklane with a seal that says 1950.... they say whisky ages to perfection so this is probably really strong by now do u think so ?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i have a bottle of parklane with a seal that says 1950.... they say whisky ages to perfection so this is probably really strong by now do u think so ?

Park Lane is not a single malt whisky so it doesn't get better with age. The bottle itself and the whisky in it is only worht the price you paid for it whenever you bought it. If you still have and want to make some money I would be inerested in buying for my dad. he used to drink it but they don't make it anymore.

I would love to find a bottle of that again.
Guzzled a bottle once in the early 80's when a driller freind from Alberta brought me a bottle.
Still have the empty bottle.
I'd love to purchase a full bottle to savor.

Brent
liberty10 [at] starband [dot] net

IMHO the best Canadian Whiskey ever made. Made in Corbyville just off Hwy 37 just north of Belleville and south of Tweed.

I assume they were acquired as they seemed to have disappeared.

Was given this bottle still sealed, I love whisky but have never heard of this product before, does anyone know anything about it or what it is now worth?

do you know exactly where the bottle came from?

dont sell it, drink it, it will be the best canadian whiskey you will ever have. at least mine was.

i have 1974 seagram's v.o. canadian whisky it never been open i want to see how much to sell 978 551 6337 thanks

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Hi

I got 2 bottles of "Very Special ParkLane" one is 1957 and the second is 1958, the bottles are each in their presentation box, on the bottle we can read Corby distilleries limited - corbyville - ontario - canada. Both bottles have never been open and the tag isstil intact. I'm intersted to know where I can find an idea of the value of these bottles ?

Thanks

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by jocejeff

Hi

I got 2 bottles of "Very Special ParkLane" one is 1957 and the second is 1958, the bottles are each in their presentation box, on the bottle we can read Corby distilleries limited - corbyville - ontario - canada. Both bottles have never been open and the tag isstil intact. I'm intersted to know where I can find an idea of the value of these bottles ?

Thanks

jocejeff - take clear photos and send them to Martin Green for a value. A small fee may be involved. Send to: Martin.Green (at) Bonhams.com Also, please send us and/or post here on the Forum any feedback you get. We ourselves have had a difficult time getting information on Park Lane. Many thanks! Jojo

Thanks Jojo, I sent several clear pictures of the 2 bottles with their official boxes. I will come back here, with more informations, as soon I'll receive it. Thanks for your help and sorry if I do some english mistakes. I'm from Quebec city Canada (francophone).

Hi,

I received the answer of Martin Green and he wrote "a current auction estimate is in the region of GBP 50 £ per bottle" so that meen in $CND around 93 $. So thanks for the information! I will may be now to try sale the 1957 bottle in Ebay.

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by Jocejeff

Hi,

I received the answer of Martin Green and he wrote "a current auction estimate is in the region of GBP 50 £ per bottle" so that meen in $CND around 93 $. So thanks for the information! I will may be now to try sale the 1957 bottle in Ebay.

Jocejeff - THANKS for sharing the info! And, as for your English - looks pretty good to me!

I have a bottle of Corby's Park Lane, with an unbroken seal dated 1948.
What would you suggest that be worth?

Thanks

Andy

[Jojo]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have a bottle of Corby's Park Lane, with an unbroken seal dated 1948.
What would you suggest that be worth?

Thanks

Andy

Hi Andy - When we were finally able to reach someone at Corby's, we were (sadly) told by their brand director that in regard to Corby's Park Lane whisky..."our current Master Blender, or even more experienced individuals have little knowledge, as it was been before their time." Which means we were not successful in getting information about this brand - it has been discontinued for quite some time now. However, we suggest you take some really great photos - including a clear shot of the label (so it can be read) and send to any of these companies: Bonhams.com, McTears.com or onlinebbr.com If you remember, try and update us with your findings.

Sorry, wish we could have been of better assistance.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

IMHO the best Canadian Whiskey ever made. Made in Corbyville just off Hwy 37 just north of Belleville and south of Tweed.

I assume they were acquired as they seemed to have disappeared.

I worked for Corby's distillery in the 80's when the products were still be made and sold at the corbyville location north of Belleville Ontario. The plant was renamed J.P. Wisers Distillery and continued to produce til 1991 when Hyram Walkers acquired picked up production to Kelowna BC. Products are still being sold under both Wisers and Corby's I hope this Helps. I too would love a Bottle of Park lane I even have labels I believe somewhere around the house. any questions email me eirik40@yahoo.ca

I also have a sealed 1958 bottle of park lane i am from belleville so ican tell u the history about corbyville ontario

Funny I stumbled on this thread after I recently found my own bottle of Corby Parl Lane Very Special 12yo. Here are some pics,







Is it worth anything? Any history? I won't drink it since I'm a bourbon fan but it was a nice find.

Thanks,
Joe

[Eric1965]

Park Lane 12 year old blended whiskey. sigh I miss this product. It had a flavour all its own and is sadly missed. Your bottle is sealed and in a box and will not age anymore of course and looks clear and unspoiled. This is a good thing. Looks like they're has been some evaporation but not very much. This is common. As to price around 90.00 USD for a 1957 at auction. However auction and selling are two different things. Auctions depend on interest and selling is setting a fair price to a limited few. If you have a price in mind for your 1969 sealed bottle drop me an email we'll talk.

Regards,

Eric

I stumbled upon this thread researching Corby's. I was given an unopened bottle of Corby's Park Lane 15 Canadian Whisky. The bottle seal is stamped 1951. It is in the original packaging. Is it safe? Smooth? Worth anything? Should I drink it, or sell it? Help!

[Eric1965]

Oh! Yes! it is...... In its original packaging unbroken seal and if it is clear it is as good as the day it was bottled. There may have been alittle evaportation of time but very little. 1951 would have been Corby's Distillery in Corbyville, Ontario, Canada. Sadly it closed not much left of the old plant. Most was taken up by Hiram Walkers Distillery in Walkerville or the other plant in Kelowna British Columbia. But also sadly ParkLane the brand is no longer made. Now as to price around 90-100 USD they will fetch at auction. Or if you really wanna enjoy a treat? Open the bottle and enjoy! ParkLane is a very enjoyable drink and highly recommended.

Cheers!!!!

Thanks for the info! How would I go about selling this? I'm normally a bourbon drinker, but I might break this open during the Holidays.

[Eric1965]

Try to google Whiskey Auctions that will give you sense for location and direction if you go that route. With all the hype of the Scotch find in Antartica there seems to be a buzz of interest in old spirits. If you do deside to open around the holidays have a fire going, festive music and group to try it. You'll love Park Lane to the point you'll cry when its all gone.
Sigh! if I had the budget I'd buy it from you but there may be others here on the site that may wish to aquire the bottle.
Cheers! and Enjoy which ever way you go.

In the 60's i brought back to the states park lane scotch from newfoundland. I am interested in finding a bottle or more. If i remember correctly, it came in a tan or red bag or box. It was not made in the us at that time. I do remember that it was execptional, even after 50 years!

I have recently come into possession of a 25oz. bottle of 1942 Corby's Park Lane Canadian Whiskey with Canada excise seal #B7722215 and Liquor Control Board Ontario seal #33052, unopened in original rose felt exterior and gray felt interior box with small gold tassel in good condition. I am quite curious as to the current value of this and would welcome any feedback anyone could provide. After reading all the previous posts I can see that there does not seem to be much info readily available, however since this bottle is from during the WWII era, I was thinking it might have some more significant value attached to it.

Roy
Caledon, Ontario

[Eric1965]

Between 75-100 cdn dollars to the right person.

I would be very interested in purchasing a sealed bottle (s) or two of Corby's from the late 60's and earlier.

cedarstrip
Corbys Island
Lansdowne, On

and Fayetteville, NY

Hello!!! I have three bottles of new,never opened Canadian whiskey :
1. Canadian Club from 1976 1 litre
2. Canadian Club from 1981 1 litre
3. Seagram's V.O. from 1969 946 ml

Can someone tell me if these bottles have some value or price what I can take for them. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE

[Eric1965]

A little education Seagram's V.O. and Canada Club are still produced today. As these are blended whisky's and they Do Not! age in a bottle a bottle in 69, or 76 or 81 still should taste the same as one bottled today. For those diehards out there insist on these older labels than maybe $10 above current retail. Other wise hold on to them in the event they discontinue.(Which is not likely for some time) or crack the seal and enjoy. Some bottles from the forties or back further may get more but it is for the labels and looks of the bottle rather than whats in it.

Hope this helps you.

Cheers,

Eric

[QUOTE=Unregistered;17850]I would be very interested in purchasing a sealed bottle (s) or two of Corby's from the late 60's and earlier.

cedarstrip
Corbys Island
Lansdowne, On

and Fayetteville, NY[/QUOTE
I have a 1958 Park Lane very special Canadian Whisky unopened bottle with box .if this is something up your alley,I will send you a picture or several.
George H jones
Punkinhedge@Rogers.com

[DavindeK]

[QUOTE=Unregistered;31834]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would be very interested in purchasing a sealed bottle (s) or two of Corby's from the late 60's and earlier.

cedarstrip
Corbys Island
Lansdowne, On

and Fayetteville, NY[/QUOTE
I have a 1958 Park Lane very special Canadian Whisky unopened bottle with box .if this is something up your alley,I will send you a picture or several.
George H jones
Punkinhedge@Rogers.com

I have an open bottle. Park Lane is really good stuff.

Davin

It's 15 year old before it was bottled. I live about 60 miles west of Port Huron. Make me an offer.

[QUOTE=Unregistered;31834]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would be very interested in purchasing a sealed bottle (s) or two of Corby's from the late 60's and earlier.

cedarstrip
Corbys Island
Lansdowne, On

and Fayetteville, NY[/QUOTE
I have a 1958 Park Lane very special Canadian Whisky unopened bottle with box .if this is something up your alley,I will send you a picture or several.
George H jones
Punkinhedge@Rogers.com

I have a 1963 Park Lane Very Special Canadian Whiskey that is sealed and in the boxes. If anyone is interested email me at labbauman@gmail.com and make an offer.

[WhiskyRick]

I have a bottle of 1962 Park Lane sealed and in excellent condition. It has all original pakaging, velvet box and cardboard too.
Willing to sell. $100 or B.O.

Contact me for pictures- rvorano@rogers.com

Also have Gooderhams 1960, and Wiser's Oldest 1958

I have a sealed 1968 melchers canadian whisky made in montreal. I cant seem to find no info about it on the internet somebody help me out . Www.mikejonesmikewho@gmail.com

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi All I just found a bottle of Park lane with the seal on the top still closed and dated 1945!!!! My question is it still drinkable or is it worth more?????

I have the same bootle from 1945 and its velvet box. What's it worth today????

I am interested in the whisky. Where are you? How much do you think it is worth. Please E-mail me at: martin.sde (at) sbcglobal.net

[cyprianx58@sbcglobal.net]

I have an unopened 25 Fl. oz. bottle of 1948 Corby's Park Lane whisky in the original box and packaging. This is in very good condition with very light wear to the box. The label is intact, with a small partial tear. Looks like very little evaporation. Please email me for pictures and a serious offer. Thank you.