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Johnnie Walker A Song of Fire

A Song of Fire celebrates House Targaryen, which makes sense since it's the dragon lady one. This one is primarily Caol Ila. The colour is a light-to-medium amber. Like A Song of Ice, the nose seems too closed, but there is a light peating with some herbal notes and mild spices (cinnamon, clove) But none of these notes really stand up out front....

Score 76/100

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old

I got this for Christmas in 2009 and slowly drank half of it over the past year. It did not strike me as particularly remarkable, unfortunately. In preparation for writing a review, I have been sampling it quite a bit more recently. The nose is somewhat subtle, nothing bombards you. Regarding the taste and palate feel, there is a depth and...

Score 75/100

Johnnie Walker Blue Label

What a wondeful experience I was scared that the reputation that Johnnie Walker Blue label has will raise my own expectations too high and that I will be disappointed. I am very glad to say however that this was not the case at all and that all my expectations have all been met and this is keeping in mind that I had some very high expectations...

Score 84/100

Johnnie Walk Double Black

Hi there again, folks, long time no see. I wrote this review a long time ago, September 2016, and it was high time I posted it here. Oh, btw: first neat, then iceball. Fad back then (check the pic.) So let's see: an oily-streaked topaz yellow pour with a rather high-intensity nose: mostly scents from an overpeated cask (yeah, I know that's the...

Score 87/100