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Johnnie Walker Blue Label 200th Anniversary

70cl 40% abv

£215.00

SKU

26213

Johnnie Walker Blue Label 200th Anniversary Description

Johnnie Walker Blue Label 200th Anniversary Limited Edition celebrates the whisky's 200-year journey from Scotland to the four corners of the world, including Sydney, London, San Francisco and New York. The beautiful and bespoke illustration on the pack design pays homage to these cities that have been part of Johnnie Walker's story over the past 200 years.

The rare casks used in the blending of Johnnie Walker Blue Label are drawn from the largest reserves of whisky in the world. The casks are hand-selected and set aside for their exceptional quality, character and flavour. They are truly special, with only 1 in 10,000 containing whisky of sufficient character to deliver its remarkably smooth signature taste.

Johnnie Walker Blue Label is a big flavoured whisky that reflects the Walker family's belief that neither whisky age alone, nor whisky from a single location, is enough to achieve the creation of an unrivalled masterpiece today.

Please note: this is a 70cl bottle. Image is for illustration purposes only.

Taste Profile

raisin sweetnessrich spicecaramel and hazelnutsdark chocolatepepper

Awards

Gold — International Spirits Challenge 2020
Double Gold — International Spirits Challenge 2019
Gold — International Wine & Spirits Competition 2019

Knowledge Bar

John "Johnnie" Walker was born in 1805 near Kilmarnock and ran a grocery, wine and spirits shop on the High Street in Kilmarnock from where he started to sell his own whisky brand, then known as Walker’s Kilmarnock Whisky. John’s son, Alexander, had learned the art of tea blending whilst working for a tea merchant in Glasgow and, when he returned to take over the family business from his ailing father, he used those skills to create the family's first blend in 1865, Old Highland Whisky, which eventually became Johnnie Walker Black Label. A few years later, in 1870, Alexander introduced the now iconic square bottle as it allowed more bottles to be packed in a case and reduced breakages.