Worthy Single Malt Whisky for the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps

10 Year old, 43% Alcohol/volume, 750ml

Special Edition for the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps.

For each bottle of Worthy sold, $5 will go to the Armoured Branch Trust of the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps Association (Cavalry) to support the objectives of the Trust which are:

• Preservation of the Corps heritage, notably the historic collection named in Worthy's honour;
• Fostering and supporting the well-being of the regiment and the RCAC School, and;
• Maintaining the grave site of MGen and Mrs. F.F. Worthington at Camp Borden.

MGen F.F. Worthington

• First commandant of the Canadian Tank School (later renamed as the Corps School) 1936-1940
• Drafted and implemented the plan to create the Canadian Armoured Corps, 13 August 1940
• Commander 1st Canadian Army Tank Brigade, 1941
• Commander 4th Canadian Armoured Division, 1942-1944
• First and longest serving Colonel Commandant of the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps

His nickname, "Worthy," became the motto of the Corps that he founded.

MGen F.F. Worthington

• Premier commandant de l'École canadianne de chars (rebaptisé plus tard École du Corps blindé) 1936-1940
• Élaboration et mise en oeuvre du plan du création du Corps blindé canadien, 13 août 1940
• Commandant de la 1re Brigade blindée d l'Armée canadienne, 1941
• Commandant de la 4e Division blindée canadienne, 1942-1944
• Premier colonel commandant du Corps blindé royal canadien et celui qi a occupé ce poste le plus longtemps, 1948-1967

Son surnom de "Worthy" est devenu la devise du Corps qu'il a fondé.