A mill and distillery across the river
In 1858 Hiram Walker's distillery made 3,200 litres a day with a wooden continuous still, which runs nonstop, and a copper doubler, a pot still for second distillation.
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Hiram Walker Distillery is a Canadian whisky distillery in Windsor, Ontario, opened in 1858 by Detroit grocer Hiram Walker as the Windsor Distillery and Flour Mill.1,2,3 Under agreements extended to 2031, it makes Corby's brands, such as J.P. Wiser's and Lot No. 40, and it still makes Canadian Club.2,4,5 It can make more than 55 million litres of alcohol a year, and the Oxford Companion and CBC call it North America's largest beverage alcohol producer.2,6,7