The expression, called Canadian Club Chronicles 42 Year Old Issue No. 2: The Dock Man, celebrates the historic dock worker who delivered whisky to bar owners and consumers during the Prohibition era. It is thought to be the oldest Canadian whisky on the market.

The 45% ABV whisky is said to have “robust rye spice, delicate notes of brown sugar and baking spices” on the palate. The palate has a “lingering taste of toffee and a subtle tartness”.