Johnnie Walker

Black Label is the original Johnnie Walker. A whisky which is sweet, spicy and smoky all at the same time. Combining Speyside, Island, Islay, Lowland and grain whiskies together – you are first met with wafts of Caol Ila smoke, sweet and BBQ’d. Talisker with its salty content soon follows, washing away the smoke, almost cleansing the palate before the intermingling of Speyside malts and sweet, mellow grain whisky. It’s well made and available around the world for a reason; it’s one of the best.

Johnnie Walker Red Label is a powerful mix of up to 30 malts and grains. It's a combination of light whiskies from Scotland's East Coast and more peaty whiskies from the West, expertly balanced to create an extraordinary depth of flavour.

The Blue Label is the most prestigious of the Johnnie Walker blends, with whiskies ranging from seven to fifty years old part of the blend, the key with this whisky is balance. This is a whisky of refinement and texture, with hints tropical fruits, a gentle smokey fading with a weight of heavy silk. Highland and Speyside whiskies are giving it a backbone of raisins, fudge, vanilla and ice cream.

The whisky included in this blend was aged in charred barrels and is predominantly from the west coast of Scotland. Increasing the peat and grain content, this does sweet and smoky better than most malts, let alone blended whisky. Glasses of this fit perfectly with the setting sun on a summer evening.

This blended scotch whisky is ideal for sweet palates. Honey, toffee and fudge tasting notes are mixed in with orange, apple and pineapple, and the exceptional texture makes this blend unique.

The Green Label is produced from malt whiskies alone, no grain. This blended malt focuses on the spice and the smoke, the absence of grain providing a rounder taste.

Rarity reflected in every drop. Johnnie Walker King George V has been created to celebrate the monarch who granted Johnnie Walker's first Royal Warrant in 1934. The makers drew on archives to hand-select whiskies from distilleries that existed during his reign. This includes some of the rarest reserves, including irreplaceable casks from the now-closed Port Ellen distillery. Much like its namesake, it has a great depth of character and elegant reserve.

Regal, relaxed and very easy drinking, this 18 Year Old blend perfectly balances the honey and apple tasting notes