Yukon Liquor Corporation Reviews

Trying to check out is a nightmare. Whoever designed the barriers evidently didn't think about the whole ckecking out and packing your purchase. Just painful!

How do you rate a monopoly? With three stars of course. I must say that there is fairly a decent selection of liquor except for Japanese sake or Chinese liquor.

Chuggers are always bumming smokes out front and I got reverse racially profiled by security.

Selection is improving by the week. Staff is friendly.

Yukon Gold is there only good beer and then never have it on Tab they are friendly though

Good selection and helpful staff. Prices are much better than local off sale outlets

Good variety. Occasional 4+ customer line ups at cashiers during busy times. Staff very pleasant and do a good job at policing sales.

Typical liquor store. Small selection of alcohol beverages.

Good selections of wine and beer. Will even bring product if not available.

Good place with a big parking lot. A lot of choice. Bear to wine and strong liquor. Cider. Some local Product and well known also. Some discount around the store. Friendly staff. (You like the info, like it)

Poor selection compared to other places, weak on beer

Of the few places to buy alcohol in whitehorse and the only one where I found Tequila.

Decent choice and good advice. They need to update their summer hours on Google.

Where to come to buy alcohol in Whitehorse
Shochu is also available. 10 Canadian dollar levels. You can also buy ice wine at reasonable prices.

Set up exactly like a BC liquor store. Good selection with even some hard to find beers in a big city! They were really strict about leaving large bags at the front.

the staff want to help you but they dont have anough time to learn what they sale

The staff is really friendly and there is a nice selection of drinks.

It's the only Liquor store in Whitehorse (other than off sales), staff is knowledgeable, selection is good and prices are reasonable.

Friendly and helpful staff. A pleasure to shop here. I'm into stouts these days and they carry several different (and excellent) varieties, which is remarkable given the relatively small size of the city.

You only have to be okay when you have a structural price advantage over your competition.

Great workers just hate being watched by security like im some theif

You already know what to do at a liquor store they have great choices btw

This store has a wider variety of wines than other liquor stores, instead of just what's in higher demand. The layout is perfect, I can clearly see where the spirits are and the all wine they have too offer.

I was just in and out. It was well organized and it was easy to find what I was looking for.

Selection is pretty good! Nice to see lots of craft beers. Should bring some in from Alberta and not just BC :)

Staff very helpful! Hours could be better but it's a government store... oh well

This liquor store does close at 6pm.. so plan accordingly. Pretty decent selection, but not a whole lot in terms of craft beers.

Lots of local beers and other alcohols as well as some more well known brands.

Government run liquor store. Great selection and if you can't find it you can always try special order

Best place to get alcool in Whitehorse but alwayd busy

Good selection and easy to find. RoadTrip grade: Win!

Great variety of beer and liquor. Good with the prices, in comparison with other stores in Whitehorse. The place is big and service is kind and nice

It's a liquor store. Much like other liquor stores. Good selection and decent prices.

Cold beer powerful whiskey friend staff what more could a guy ask for?

Selection isn't very good and the hours of business are terrible.

Pretty good selection all things considered! I wish the parking was more plentiful and the lot was easier to get in and out of. Peak hours (I.e. friday afternoon) are a mess.

Government liquor store. Relentlessly friendly, upbeat staff who are generally knowledgable and helpful. Pricing is a bit unrealistically high, and needs some work on ordering -- excessive focus on crappy corporate products at the expense of premium selection