Johnnie Walker Black Label | Blended Scotch Whisky | 40% vol | 70cl | Layers of Smooth Flavour | Classic Scottish Whisky to Sip Neat or in Drinks | Ideal for Festive Gifting

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Johnnie Walker Red is the most affordable label and is a blend of both dark peat whiskies and lighter ones from the Scottish East coast. Flavor-wise, it’s simple, easygoing, and a little bit spicy. It was originally created for mixing and you’ll find it in almost any bar across the world. Johnnie Walker Green Label: This Whisky is prepared by malted Whisky aged for a minimum of 15 Years which results in its peaty and smoky flavor.

Johnnie Walker Gold, a blend of 15 whiskies, is the ideal smooth whisky to sip slowly in the evening, preferably in a tuxedo. It errs on the side of sweet with vanilla and caramel flavors as well as honey notes. Johnnie Walker was the first Scotch Whisky brand to be exported around the world, and the first to sell 1 million cases in a year.Today, the Johnnie Walker hefty square-shaped bottle—originally designed to withstand sea crossings—is recognizable to anyone who knows their alcoholic libations, and an absolute staple on bartender shelves. Johnnie Walker’s distillery in Scotland. What exactly is Johnnie Walker? In the Scotch-drinking world, there are all sorts of myths and sayings about how the whisky-drinking elite consume their beverage of choice. But when it comes down to it, you should drink your whisky in the way that works for you.

By the mid 20th century, Johnnie Walker was available in 120 countries around the world, and the company was even granted a Royal Warrant to supply whisky to the British royal family. There are few alcoholic beverages with the same cult status and air of distinction as whisky. The name itself comes from the Gaelic phrase ‘Uisge Beatha’ which means ‘water of life.’ No wonder whisky drinkers take their tipple of choice seriously. Johnnie Walker is the world’s best-selling Scotch whisky brand, with an estimated 200 million bottles sold annually in more than 180 countries. More recently, Johnnie Walker launched three special Johnnie Walker Game of Thrones editions in collaboration with the HBO series: Johnnie Walker White Walker, Johnnie Walker A Song of Ice, and Johnnie Walker A Song of Fire. How to drink Johnnie Walker

The Striding Man logo, featuring a man walking forward with a top hat and cane, is one of the most recognizable logos in the world and has been used for over a century.

The flavor profile is characterized by its rich, complex, and smoky notes with hints of fruit and spice. Diageo is a British multinational alcoholic beverage business that owns Johnnie Walker. The first Scotch Whisky brand to sell 1 million cases in a calendar year was Johnnie Walker, which was also the first to be exported internationally. Variants of Johnnie WalkerJohnnie Walker Aged 21 Years: As the name itself suggests This is also aged for 21 years old and it comes in very limited bottles. Also joining company ranks was a new Johnnie Walker logo. The ‘Striding Man’, a flamboyant dandy-like figure—complete with a top hat, monocle, and cane—has since become the iconic symbol of Johnnie Walker whisky.

Johnnie Walker whiskies are known for their blend of different single malt and grain whiskies from different distilleries. Johnnie Walker Aged 21 Years: This whisky also comes in very limited bottles and is aged for around 21 years. Johnnie Walker has also introduced several limited edition and special expressions such as the Johnnie Walker Green Label, Gold Label Reserve, and Platinum Label.In the often-cited words of Mark Twain, ‘Too much of anything is bad, but too much good whisky is barely enough.’ And it seems to hold true for Johnnie Walker, at least—the brand behind the most popular, widely distributed, and best-selling Scotch whisky in the world. You can drink Johnnie Walker neat—as the most ardent whisky fans would advise. Or you can add a drop or two of water to open up the flavors and decrease the intensity of the alcohol. Johnnie Walker Aged 18 Years: This whisky is prepared by aging process for 18 years. This whisky comes in a very rare and limited edition. Different kinds of glasses and different temperatures will affect the flavor—as will the addition of water or ice. In terms of receptacles, you really want a solid heavy-bottomed tumbler, or a snifter—a tulip-shaped glass. Adding ice can make it more refreshing, but will also dilute it slightly. This will subdue some flavors but enhance others. Opt for a big chunky ice-cube that will melt slowly.