Decanter, Barton's Canadian Supreme, Square Cut Glass, Double Pour Spout, No Stopper, Vintage, 1980

Got all the details. Here's B361 — Barton's Canadian Supreme:

Simple, clean, and surprisingly elegant for a whiskey bottle from 1980. This Barton's Canadian Supreme decanter has a wonderfully satisfying shape — a base covered in an all-over pattern of cut squares that catches the light beautifully, transitioning into a long smooth neck with a natural double pour spout at the top. No stopper, which actually makes it ideal as an everyday wine decanter — just rinse, fill, and pour.
The bottom is embossed "I82 80, LIQUOR BOTTLE, D-396" — the kind of period detail that bottle collectors love. Originally sold with Barton's Canadian Supreme Whiskey, now empty and ready for a new life on your bar cart.
An affordable, attractive, and genuinely useful decanter — the kind of piece that earns its place on the bar not through rarity or pedigree but through pure good looks and practicality.
Barton Brands Ltd. was founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1944 by Oscar Getz, a prominent figure in the American spirits industry and a serious collector of whiskey history — he later founded the Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History in Bardstown, Kentucky. Barton grew into one of the largest producers of value-priced spirits in the United States, known for brands including Canadian Supreme, Very Old Barton, and Barton's Gin. The company changed hands several times over the decades and today operates as Barton 1792 Distillery, part of the Sazerac Company.

Brand: Barton Brands Ltd. / Canadian Supreme
Vintage: 1980
Dimensions: 8.25" tall | approx. 4.5" diameter at widest point
Material: Glass
Condition: Very good vintage condition. No stopper — ideal for use as a wine decanter. No chips, cracks, or scratches. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.