Johnnie Walker reviews

@Victor generously provided me with a sample of Johnnie Walker Black, from a bottle that he purchased in 1979. So the whiskies within would have been distilled in the mid-to-late 1960s, if not earlier…

I don't know when this mini was bottled, but it differs from the current label by saying "Extra Special Aged 12 Years", and is bottled at 43% ABV. The back label indicates it was for the French market…

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…

Why oh why did they discontinue this 15 year old blended malt by Johnnie Walker. Green Label is like the Green Hornet, it needs a sequel. The only good dram by Johnnie Walker...With malts from Talisker…

So, I finally got myself to buy Green Label. Not being a JW fan, I am always reluctant on spending my hard-earned money on these run of the mill, mass-produced whiskies. For those who may or may not know…

Let me start by saying this is not a bad blend at all. It has some Port Ellen in it, though I don't know how much. All the whiskies in here are at least 20 years old which, I suppose, in a way could…

does anyone know where i can sell a new sealed bottle of johnie walker oldest 75cl - 43%

The Johnnie Walker range tends to be a bit hit-and-miss, but I’ve always been a fan of their loyalty to quality in spite of (or because of) the fact that they’re such a huge brand. Some, of course, are…

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…

Here is a whisky which I think unapologetically bridges the gap between what earlier generations were used to and what whisky fans are drinking today. Comprising of four signature malts from four bril…