Johnnie Walker Blue Label Porsche Chiller

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old

I was tasting some miniatures with my younger brother a few days ago, we were sharing some ideas and my brother said he doesn't get that why everybody is drinking Johnnie Walker and it's overrated. So I opened a JW Black miniature from the 90s and gave it a chance to speak for itself. This miniature is JW Black Extra Special, bottled at 43% and...

Score 91/100

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old

I've been looking forward to reviewing a bottle of this for a long time. Why, you may ask? Well, it was this whisky that I hold accountable for me falling head over heels for all things Scotch (and whisk - e - y). In days gone by, where often the mere smell of most whisky could simulate a kind of gag reflex (ahem!), JWB was always a reliable...

Score 83/100

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Year Old (purchased 1979)

@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. This was bottled at 43.4% ABV. As I just reviewed a 43% mini (possibly bottled in the 1980s), let's see how it compares, to this and the current...

Score 95/100

Johnnie Walker A Song of Ice

Following the undeserved success of The White Walker, Diageo has released two more Game of Thrones blends: A Song of Ice and A Song of Fire. I also picked up the Royal Lochnagar GoT so we'll do that one too. Apparently, this one is primarily Clynelish, and is inspired by the House Stark and its sigil, The Direwolf (which looks like um a wolf). I...

Score 70/100