J.P. Wiser’s, Canada’s iconic whisky brand since 1857, unveils a limited-edition 'Stanley Cup bottle' timed with the 2025 NHL Playoffs. This collector-worthy bottle marks the next chapter in the brand’s multi-year partnership with the NHL, blending two Canadian passions -- whisky and hockey -- into one spirited tribute.
The Stanley Cup bottle is available in J.P. Wiser’s 10 Year Old and Deluxe expressions and features sleek playoff-inspired packaging designed to elevate any game night ritual. Whether sipped neat or mixed into a classic Old Fashioned or whisky sour, it’s a toast to camaraderie, tradition, and Canada’s most beloved sport.
With its refined taste and proud Canadian roots, J.P. Wiser’s invites fans to celebrate hockey season with a bottle that’s as memorable as the moments it accompanies. Available for a limited time while supplies last.
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