Yukon Jack Whisky Liqueur

yukon jack is not a very complex whisky. It definately is a smooth drink. Most whisky i have to doctor up quite a bit but with yukon jack i usually just mix it in with a little bit of soda to take the bite off. Doesnt even really have that heavy of a burn like the cheaper whiskys do. its a great whisky. I've had the more expensive irish whiskys and higher end "southern" whiskys and I'll take this over them any day. its smooth , and it does'nt cost you and arm and a leg.

I've been drinking Yukon Jack since I was 22 back in 1998. I thought it was delicious, I was young then and chased it with a Coke. It is still the best drink out there. It's a honey flavored whisky, that's why it taste good with milk to some people. The honey is the best cure for hang overs, and since honey is used in Yukon Jack then it's a win-win!

Available here in Montana for a long time (I'm no spring chicken); my forever favorite. Just ice, no other trash to spoil it!

My husband tried it in Northern Ireland on his 21st (now 20 years ago) and he couldnt find it in the UK at all (we can only assume it was a promotion thing over there at the time). I tried in vain to find it in the UK before hitting the jackpot on here. His reaction when I managed to get him a bottle for his birthday was "at last some rocket fuel". Although we are now divorced, I still get him a bottle for either Christmas or birthday.

ive been trying to get yukon jack for 2 years after drinking a few classes in a friends house, it was given to them as a present. if only i had of looked here... fantastic, delivered in no time and drank in no time. lovely drink.

I can only enjoy a drink with milk b/c I had throat cancer treatment and the only thing I really enjoy the taste of is YUKON JACK and milk!!!!!!. My friend enjoys it warm before bed. Before my that we enjoyed (loved) it in coffee and orange juice!!! It should be appreciated more widely. We have enjoyed it for over 25 years!!!

I'm a snakebite fan from wayback. When a client or buddy catches a fish in my boat we pass the Yukon always premixed with lime juice., Soon every body wants to catch another fish so we can retoast to the good luck of the catcher. I want to get sponcered by Yukon Jack and put it on the side of my boat. I've turned alot of people on to the goodness of the Snakebite on a cold mornin.

LOVE it in coffee, nothing like it, Glayva (sp) comes close but not quite a nice. I wanted to refresh and: HOLY S****, it has been discontinued in British Columbia, anyone seen it in Oregon, Washington State? Thanks.

yukon jack 1st try on exercise in germany minus 2o at night ..freezing cold..til in tipped the jack ..boom nuclear expolsion in my stomach..spot on ..adx portsmouth uk

Been drinking Jack for around 25 years....Its great on the rocks with a dash of roses limejuice.. Try it you'll become a fan!

This Yukon Jack tasted very creamy, i cant complain it gets you.

i became a SNAKE BITE'S ADDICTED! thank you Yukon Jack you got me

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Living in the USA, Yukon Jack flows abundantly. I tried it after too much "Southern Comfort". (Not too comforting! Yuck!) Yukon Jack is the best whiskey on earth. I even named my favorite dog after it. He was the same color! Enjoy with a splash of Dr Pepper or Coke over ice, add milk or cream... Yum!

My Father (Jack) and I bought a bottle in Madison, WIS, in the mid-80's. We drank most of it while touring around NE US and SE Canada. We found it a little too sweet for our taste, so left the last quarter bottle or so with a relative.

My first taste of Yukon Jack was in a cowboy bar in Steamboat Springs Colorado, Five years ago i moved from the UK to NZ i brought nine bottles with me and alas they only lasted a year ....but wait today i have had a call that someone has got me a bottle from Canada,just going into Auckland to pick it up. Its going to be a good Christmas......

I used to buy this in the American post exchange (PX) in Germany back in the day. Haven't had any for at least twenty years. Is it me, or did it used to be 40% rather than this one which is 50%. Still very nice, but I think I preferred the weaker one, I definitely remember it being smoother and having less of an alcohol taste.

I first tasted this in Irma's Bar in Cody, when the bar ran out of 'Turkey'. I was hooked then, and have remained so ever since! (But have been unable to get except when a pal occasionally can be persuaded to bring one back tro th UK and NOT drink it himself! What a beautiful, silky smooth drink.I am so glad to find a source of supply here in England - thanks, folks!

This is common place in Montana...Snake bite heaven or straight. Whatever.....best out there.

at last!!!I`ve been drinking it while spending 2 glorious summers in USA.Thanks Whisky Exchange!!!!