Canadian Club

Im my opinion, It tastes like a cross between cheap imitation rum and brandy...It is smooth but tastes odd. I think this was a bit of dissapointment for a 10 year old spirit. I should have stuck with scotch, oh well, live and learn.

Tastes like water, but it's cheap and goes down easily, so I can't complain.

This is about the only club I belong to.  Actually I wouldn't recommend joining any club that would have me as a member.

The Old Crow of Canadian booze. Good and cheap, fine mixer with ginger ale, Seven-Up, or Coke. I think Canadian Mist is smoother but CC has more character. And if consumed somewhat normally no nasty hangovers are evident.  The 12 year-old classic is much better. Worth the extra money. I would give the 12-year version four stars.

Any Club that's popular with cheapskates is probably not exclusive enough. This stuff at least isn't as bad as Canadian Mist.

Very decent for being relatively inexpensive

This whiskey is not a sippin' whiskey. However, It works terrific as a mixer for drinks that need a light, blended whiskey.

ok, ok, yes, taste and quality rate ZERO stars but i need to drink something CHEAP that f**ks me up FAST. CC does the trick.

Canadian Club is alright especially with cola mixed with it but it's also a pretty strong drink and it makes your breath stink. So I recommend that you brush and gargle after you drink this stuff.

Never could stand it. Most people who drank it added 7-Up. Sort of like a gin snow cone. Stupid thing to do to booze but this stuff is not worth it neat, straight, or with corn syrup pop. Ish.

There are some good Blended Whiskeys but this is not one of them. Bourbon is my whiskey of choice.

Keep this stuff in Canada with all the nasty beer they brew up there. Apparently they didn't get this right either.

Don't care for this crap.

The 10 Year old CC is execellent. Price is a bargin at 17.00/750ml much more aged flavor than others. The regular CC is undrinkable...

cc is NASTY

CC is bad news. I'm a Canadian and I can say that CC is not well liked in Canada. It's sort of a last resort.

prefer the 12 yr old

Canadian Club and Canadian Dry, a happy combination make.