Johnnie Walker Blue Label The Striding Man Set

Johnnie Walker Gold Label 18 Year Old

Nose: maritime character of Clynelish really shines through. Almond butter with honey. Creamy isn't a smell but I kept thinking of that word.  palate: initially, smooth honey. once again, it's obvious who's the major player - Clynelish.  Finish- medium length finish with some subtle vanilla. Decent.  Overall, a very enjoyable blend. Sort of like a...

Score 83/100

Johnnie Walker Blue Label 2001

This bottle was bought at auction and was originally presented to a cooper from the Port Dundas cooperage in 2001 - so the sticker on the back says. Bottled at 43%, and in a 75 cl bottle, I was able to buy this for a good deal less than a modern bottle would cost me today. Go figure ... I do enjoy blends and have particularly enjoyed older Red...

Score 85/100

Johnnie Walker Red Label

Sampled (or should I say endured) in a Glencairn without water(although I had a few good mouthfuls afterwards). The legs were the best part, strong and thick like a Samoan rugby players. Colour: Mucky brown, Castrol GTX motor oil. Nose, Metallic, Castrol GTX motor oil. Taste: Castrol GT…. no, only kidding. Well……it didn’t really taste of anything...

Score 62/100

Johnnie Walker Red Label

I think this is the best quality/price blended I ever taste. Sell with an elegant case for the 100 distillery's anniversary, this rich blended is very good on the rocks or with ice cream; it's very versatile

Score 70/100