Johnnie Walker Black Label

Johnnie Walker Gold Label 18 Year Old

Well actually, a free sample of JW Blue Label whereby the finish lingered for about five miles later was the one that started my quest. Not willing to pay $200 US for Blue Label, I paid $90 US Gold Label 18 Year Old. Having pretty much hated scotch from having too many bad blends in my younger days, my first impression of this was WOW. Slightly...

Score 82/100

Johnnie Walker Red Label

Light amber; delicate vanilla nose; light body; sparkling clean taste of a speyside malt, with clear grains giving way to the slightest oak char; solid balance, and a warm, sweet finish with apricots and pears. Much superior to my last tasting, but I've learned to appreciate a fine blend with Speyside roots.

Score 79/100

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 Green Label 15 Year Old

So I've been in Australia for roughly 2 and a half years. I live in Perth where there is something like 300+ days of beautiful sun, never gets too cold, when it gets too hot there are beautiful beaches with white sand and blue blue water. Considering that I'm from Seattle, where it rains something like 300 days a year and 85 for a week is a...

Score 85/100