Terrible! I LOVE Crown Royal. When I tried the Jim Beam Apple I loved it and so when Crown came out with an apple I thought it would be great! Honestly, it's terrible by itself. However, Washington Apple's are my favorite and it is great for that. 

The crisp apple taste with smooth whiskey is great tasting! The classic crown bottle with green draw string is nice. There is nothing I would do to improve crown apple because it is perfect. Compared to other that flavor and smoothness says it all.

Well for starters, it's a very smooth whisky which is good, but the apple flavoring really just kills it for me. It does not make it taste good, I prefer original, thanks!

I’m not much of a whiskey fan, but Crown Royale Regal Apple was delicious, especially when paired with pineapple juice. Serve chilled. It is a must try. It has a very distinct apple flavor and smell.

Tastes really good. I highly enjoy drinking it with cranberry juice. I would definitely recommend this to someone who doesn't so much like the taste of plain old whiskey...

Probably the easiest thing to drink. So smooth and yummy. Its great alone or with soda water/sprite/coke. Its a fan favorite everywhere I go. Good for shots and the apple flavor isnt over bearing. And doesnt have a bad after flavor.

This is an amazing flavored liquor - I usually hate flavored liquors but this pairs perfectly in my favorite shot/drink which is a Washington apple. It’s a Suttle taste! It’s great!

I absolutely am in love with this!! It’s great to drink straight, sip on ice, or mix it in drinks. The best way to drink it is in a grape flavor slushy or grape flavor koolaid!! Will be buying again!!

This is by far one of my favorites but only when I drink it as a shot and make a Washington Apple. It is so tasty and taste just like a green apple which are my absolute favorite!

If you are a whiskey drinker Canada whiskey is the way to go. It's smoother then Brandy. You would be surprised for whiskey, crown apple is very sweet, almost like the sugar was distilled into the whiskey.