Yukon Jack Jacapple Liqueur 750ML

Yukon Jack Jacapple Liqueur 750ML is a Canadian whisky-based apple liqueur bottled at 35% ABV (70 proof) in a 750ml format. Built on a foundation of blended Canadian whisky layered with natural apple flavor and warm spices, this expression has earned a loyal following for its resemblance to liquid apple pie.

Quick Facts: ABV: 35% (70 Proof)  |  Origin: Canada  |  Style: Apple-Spiced Whisky Liqueur  |  Producer: Diageo

Production & Heritage

Yukon Jack is a long-established Canadian whisky liqueur brand now owned by global spirits group Diageo. The Jacapple expression starts with blended Canadian whisky — a tradition that leans heavily on rye grain — and infuses it with natural apple flavoring and a proprietary spice blend. Production has been associated with the Valleyfield distillery in Quebec, a major Diageo facility in Canada. The result sits in a distinct space between a full-strength whisky and a dessert liqueur, retaining enough proof at 70 to carry genuine whisky character while delivering pronounced fruit sweetness.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: The nose opens with natural apple fruit aromas immediately, followed by warm baking spice and a faint honeyed sweetness. There is a subtle whisky grain note underneath that keeps it grounded.

Taste: On entry, ripe apple and brown sugar dominate, giving way to a mid-palate of cinnamon-laced spice and soft caramel. The blended whisky backbone surfaces toward the peak, adding a rye-tinged bite that balances the sweetness and prevents the profile from becoming cloying.

Finish: The finish is smooth and warm, with lingering notes of baked apple and a gentle bourbon-like warmth. Medium in length, it fades with a pleasant spiced cider echo.

How to Drink Jacapple

Served chilled or over ice, Jacapple delivers its apple-pie character with maximum clarity — the cold temperature tightens the sweetness and lets the spice shine. It also works as a versatile cocktail ingredient in three standout builds: an Apple Old Fashioned, where Jacapple replaces simple syrup alongside a base whisky for a naturally spiced twist; a Jacapple Mule, combined with ginger beer and lime for a crisp, autumnal take on the classic buck; and a Caramel Apple Martini, shaken with vanilla vodka and a splash of caramel sauce for a rich dessert cocktail.

Best For

• Fall and winter gatherings where apple-cider-inspired drinks set the tone
• Introducing whisky-curious drinkers to the category through a sweeter, approachable entry point
• Building seasonal cocktail menus with a spiced apple backbone
• After-dinner sipping on the rocks as a dessert alternative

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Jacapple taste like? Jacapple tastes like warm baked apple and cinnamon layered over a blended Canadian whisky base, often compared to liquid apple pie. The 70-proof strength gives it more backbone than many flavored liqueurs, finishing smooth with lingering spice.

How does Jacapple compare to Revel Stoke Roasted Apple Whiskey? Revel Stoke Roasted Apple is bottled at a lower 70 proof (35% ABV) as well but leans toward a roasted, caramelized apple profile, while Jacapple emphasizes fresh apple and baking spice with a notably sweeter, cider-like character. Both use a Canadian whisky base, but Jacapple reads more as a liqueur whereas Revel Stoke positions itself closer to a flavored whisky.

Is Jacapple good for cocktails? Jacapple is an excellent cocktail ingredient because its bold apple-spice flavor holds up against mixers like ginger beer, citrus, and cream-based additions without disappearing. Its 35% ABV provides enough strength to anchor a drink without requiring a second spirit.

Where is Jacapple made? Jacapple is produced under the Yukon Jack brand, which is owned by Diageo and historically associated with Canadian whisky production. The blended whisky base has ties to Diageo's Valleyfield distillery in Quebec, Canada.

What foods pair well with Jacapple? Sharp cheddar cheese complements the apple sweetness with a savory counterpoint. Pork chops or roasted pork tenderloin echo the classic apple-pork pairing. Pecan pie mirrors the caramel-spice notes. Cinnamon doughnuts amplify the baking-spice character. Brie with honey balances the liqueur's warmth with creamy richness.

What sizes does Jacapple come in? The standard and most widely available format is the 750ml bottle, which is the size reviewed here.

Is Jacapple worth the price? Jacapple positions as a value-friendly flavored liqueur, sitting at an accessible price tier that undercuts many premium apple spirits. For its proof, flavor intensity, and versatility in cocktails and straight sipping, it delivers strong returns relative to cost.

Why Jacapple?

What separates Jacapple from the crowded field of apple-flavored spirits is its Canadian whisky foundation and its refusal to drop below 70 proof — a choice that keeps it from tipping into syrupy territory. The spice blend is calibrated to evoke apple cider rather than candy, which gives it genuine seasonal appeal and cocktail utility. Backed by Diageo's production resources and the long-running Yukon Jack name, it carries a consistency that smaller flavored whisky brands often lack. For drinkers who want bold apple flavor with real whisky weight behind it, Jacapple fills that niche cleanly.