Where have you been?! This has become my favorite blended Scotch whisky. I was so disappointed when it disappeared from the shelves months ago that I quit drinking Scotch. I haven't enjoyed another, so smooth and tasteful, not even the much more expensive brands. Try it you! You'll like it.

I used to drink another premium brand that in comparison costs 4X as much. A neighbor of mine had a taste comparison test between blended Scotch (had to be imported from Scotland as well regardless of price) between 8 of us 7 out of 8 chose the Members Mark brand for taste and smoothness. All had it either on the rocks or straight as with the others we tried...

First time try. Surprisingly pleased with the quality for the bucks. Tastefully robust straight-up/neat! Pleasantly palitable on the rocks! Well worth repeat purchases with honest recommendations.

For my tastes, as good as Scotch costing much more

Smooth Scotch. Great taste with a very low cost. I wish Sams Club would keep it.

Good for the price

I like McCallan 12, Fine Oak and Whiskey Maker's Edition. They are pricier, and I used to drink Dewars for when I didn't have company or weekend drinking (mainly because I travel a lot and that's what they serve on the plane). I bought this to try, and I was off for Christmas for two weeks. I drank this nightly, and I think it is very good especially for the price. People complain about the smokey, but since I like McCallan Oak, it might just be up my alley. If I want to have a less expensive scotch at home, this will be go to. I think it is better than Dewars , J&B, etc. Not as good as the $50-$100 bottles, but that's unfair to compare.

This was honestly pretty good Scotch. I typically don’t usually buy blended but I thought I’d give it a go. I was happy with how it tasted and it did have a peaty taste to it which I love. I think this can be a great addition to the home bar not bad for a 3 year aged scotch.

Scotch, like wine, has many variations and as many opinions about what is "good". I prefer blended scotches (JW Blue is my favorite). Many favor single malts. I have friends on both sides. But just for drinking at home I like the Member's Mark scotch which I have replaced Dewar's White Label with.

For the money, this is really hard to beat. I paid $19 for a 1.75 of this, which is just a stellar deal. This is a lightly peated scotch, even more lightly peated than JW Black, and a lot smoother and richer than Famous Grouse or Teachers. It does have a bit of an edge from the young grain whiskies in it, but there's a fairly nice body and a honey note. I've not tried JW Red, but have tried Dewar's White. I'd take the Member's Mark over the Dewar's anytime. Very happy with this, and I wish there was more reviews online because the people reviewing it here clearly don't have much experience with scotch. It's not top shelf, but this is top value.