Johnnie Walker Blue Label Anniversary

Johnnie Walker Blenders' Batch Red Rye Finish

Just when you thought you had tried all Johnnie's portfolio, it turns out they decide to produce a Blenders' Batches series, beginning with this pumped-up version of Red Label that adds some magic from the defunct Port Dundas and rounds it off with a six-month rye cask touch. I had it back in March 2017, when I wrote this down on paper, and never...

Score 76/100

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old

Another delightful nose; I can sniff as hard as I want and no burn, just flavor : ) Sweet apple and honey dominate, followed by candied fruit. On the palate, the flavors are presented in a silky fashion: apple, honey, spice, syrup, earth, a slight creaminess. The finish is somewhat dry, salty, and woody.

Score 85/100

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old

Ever since I saw that JW Green came out on the market with some good reviews, I've been quite curious about it. And spotting a £26.50 deal on Amazon, I just couldn't resist. And, quite pleased I didn't. On the **nose** I get very little smoke, despite this having both Talisker and Caol Ila (actually, I don't at all agree with the reference on the...

Score 83/100

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old 35cl

After being very familiar with the Chivas 12, I bought a small bottle of this JW Black 12. It is different on the nose, very tiny smoky (J&B had the same smoky nose). On the palate it is sweet, cereals, bit like a buffed Chivas 12. It is drinkable but if Chivas and JW 12 would be the top of the whiskys I would just drink my Belgium Beers and...

Score 70/100