Johnnie Walker Kilmarnock 400 15 Year Old

Johnnie Walker Blue Label

I have had the JW Blue a few times before including the very week it first appeared on American shores where I "traded" an Opus X for a double shot of the just arrived Blue Label at the local high end tavern. I am reviewing this both uncut/neat and will add a few comments when splashed with some water. The color hue is slightly darker...

Score 70/100

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 Premier

You can hardly find the Johnnie Walker Premier in my neck of the woods. It was initially launched for the Asian market – in 1995, to commemorate 175 years of blending art. Johnnie Walker’s goal was – according to the blurb on the box – to create a blend that would be evocative of the 19th Century style of Scotch. It was composed with a selection...

Score 81/100

Johnnie Walker The Spice Road

The Johnnie Walker range tends to be a bit hit-and-miss, but I’ve always been a fan of their loyalty to quality in spite of (or because of) the fact that they’re such a huge brand. Some, of course, are better than others, but I’m always willing to give a new or different Walker a shot. This is a retail exclusive from the “Explorers’ Club...

Score 83/100