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: 1977 Maclean's PeterDawson 4; How to recognize a great scotch without looking at the label. The dimples of the Peter Dawson bottle are known around the world. In Paris, Hong Kong, Aberdeen or Edmonton, the famous dimples are a welcome and familiar sight to all scotch whisky drinkers. And it's the mellow, light heart of the blend behind Mr. Dawson's dimples that keep those dimples famous. Peter Dawson scotch whisky. It's what more and more people are looking for., Brand: Peter Dawson selling scotch. Black and white ad, image is a closeup of the defining features of the bottle, header in large bold black font, body text in smaller black font and footer in medium sized bold black font. Bottom right, image of the bottle and a glass of whiskey.

: 1977 Maclean's PeterDawson 5; It's Peter's scotch. Isn't it yours?, Brand: Peter Dawson selling scotch. Image of the product and a glass of whisky on a black background. Footer in very small white letters.

: 1977 Maclean's Pinch 1; great scotch is a thing of the past… and Pinch is proud of it's past because Haig of Scotland, the oldest name in Scotch, has devoted centuries to perfecting its great flavour and aroma. Each fine 12 year old whisky destined to be blended in today's Pinch has a notable past. Pinch - its past assures its future and makes it a great present. fine print: distilled, blended and bottled in Scotland by Haig & Haig, Brand: Pinch by Haig & Haig selling scotch. Image of the product on a white background. Text in black font of varying sizes.

: 1977 Maclean's Player's 1; Player's light It's flavour has a certain quality which sets it apart from other milder brands. Fine print: Available in regular and king size. All the experience of Player's in a milder cigarette Fine print: Health advisory., Brand: Player's selling cigarette. White background central image of the product. Header and footer in black medium size font. Top of ad, brand name in blue stylized font.

: 1977 Maclean's PrinceIgor 1; "If your Prince Igor Screwdriver isn't perfect, check the orange juice." from Thomas Adams Distillers Ltd....we still care about quality., Brand: Prince Igor selling vodka. Large image of a Russian prince in uniform drinking a a vodka mixed drink. Text below the image in black.

: 1977 Maclean's RonCarioca 1; DO THE CARIOCA, Brand: Ron Carioca selling rum. Image of the product and a mixed drink with some coconuts and a pineapple.

: 1977 Maclean's RoyalCommand 3; add spreads across 2 pages., Time is on our side. Only one Canadian Whisky blends the aristocratic mellowness of 18 years with the the smoothness of 8. Royal Command., Brand: Park & Tilford Royal Command selling Canadian whiskey. Ad is horizontally oriented. Image of the product on white background. Text above and below the product in black font.

: 1977 Maclean's RoyaldeNeuville 1; Great hospitality is born here. Deep in cool limestone cellars, the matchless Royal de Neuville crackling Anjou wines age in the bottle like fine champagne…"grow" to rare perfection over long, unhurried months. The results are yours to enjoy in every glass. The natural freshness, lastingly lively spirit of these truely unique wines delight the keenest senses. Served, well chilled, they can make an occasion memorable. When friends drop in. With meals. Or, just when you feel like celebrating! Royal de Neuville cracking Anjou wines, Rose or White. Party mood festive-yet not at all expensive. Royal de Neuville Rose and White "appellation Anjour controlee", Brand: Royal de Neuville selling wine. Image of the product on a white background. Header in large bold black font. Body text in regular small black font.

: 1977 Maclean's Salignac 1; For perhaps the first time in your life, taste a cognac that wasn't married yesterday. Most cognacs you drinks are "married" from separately aged spirits, just before thy're put into a bottle. Yet the ancient firm of Salignac, has insisted since 1809 upon marrying their cognac spirits before aging them together for years in Limousin Oak cask. These extra years of aging together produce a uniquely round, mellow, harmonious cognac. Yet Salignac is probably no more costly than the V.S. you're drinking now. Salignac Fine Cognac Married years longer Now available at LCBO outlets in Ontario., Brand: Salignac selling cognac. Image of the product on a white background. Text heavy ad, text in black of varying font sizes.

: 1977 Maclean's Schenley 5; Schenley O.F.C. The only 8-year old that's guaranteed right on the back of the bottle. Canadian law requires distillers to place a stamp on their bottle showing the year their whisky was distilled. Whith Schenley OFC, we go a lot further. We certify that our whisky has been aged in charred white oak casks, for a full 8 years. We believe 8 years is a perfect aging time for whisky. When it reaches it's prime for a smooth, mellow taste. Schenley O.F.C. The 8-year old that's guaranteed. CANADA SCHENLEY DISTILLERIES LTD., Brand: Schenley selling whisky. Image of the product showing both front and back labels and a drink. Text below the image in black font of varying sizes.

: 1977 Maclean's Seagram 29; The Easy Choice Seagram's Five Star The easy crowd please when good friends get together. It's Canada's Rye Whisky., Brand: Seagram's selling whiskey. White background with an image of the product and two hands holding drinks. Header and footer in black fonts of varying sizes.

: 1977 Maclean's Seagram 30; Nothing like it. That's the thrill of white water. And that's Seagram's V.O. Canada's most respected 8 year old whisky. So smooth, so mellow. So very mixable.4 And then there's V.O. Only V.O is V.O., Brand: Seagram's selling whiskey. Large image of a man white water rafting followed by an image of the product, on black background. Text in white standard font.

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