Johnnie Walker Blue Label Old Presentation Litre Bottle

Johnnie Walker Red Label

Titanic beverage group Diageo sells 130 million bottles of Johnnie Walker on a yearly basis. The Red Label blend accounts for the vast majority of these figures. It is one of the cheapest blends and has been produced since 1909. It is probably the most widely available tipple in the world. Red Label contains 35 different malt and grain whiskies....

Score 70/100

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old

I got a bottle of this as a gift and wow, I forgot just how good it is. Yes, it is a common, mass-market blend bottled at 40%, added colouring, etc., but who cares about any of that? Nose: hints of sherry, heather honey, and peat smoke. Well-rounded with sweet baking spices. Palate: smooth and creamy, with a warming sweet-smoky-spicy mingling. ...

Score 86/100

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old

I've heard tell the nose on this one is full. Wrong. It's not, but it's quite pleasant: Koffee klatch, dark chocolate, oaky goodness, smoking peat curling round an elf's little chimney somewhere deep in the primeval forests of Avalon. The mouth feel is abundant for a blended single malt. None of the malts in your glass of JW Green seem to be...

Score 87/100

The John Walker

This is the ultra premium expression from the Blue Label range. Only 330 bottles are available from the current batch. Nose: Starting on light smoke with a slightly mossy - vaguely metallic - note it develops with figs & raisins building with orange peel (peel which has been left for a day to dry out), a hint of walnut and some furniture...

Score 84/100