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Johnnie Walker Blue Label

Blended Scotch Whisky

Johnnie Walker's most prestigious whisky. Probably THE most famous super-premium blend, made up of the finest old-aged malt and grain whiskies. The Cristal of the blended whisky world.

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£135.00 inc. VAT (£114.89 ex. VAT)

More Details:

Country:	Scotland
Strength:	40%
Bottle Size:	70cl

Customer Reviews:

Posted on 17 Apr 2007 :

lovely and smooth, very much recommended

Posted on 14 Jul 2007 :

one of the best whiskies ever

Posted on 30 Oct 2007 :

Sweetish in taste, smooth Posted By: Phil Starr-Mees

Posted on 27 Nov 2007 :

fantastic all round whisky

Posted on 28 Nov 2007 :

Johnny Walker Blue. SUPERIOR

Posted on 13 Feb 2008 :

A burst of heat than a delightful smooth aftertone. Mmmm, lovely.

Posted on 25 Feb 2008 :

Isn't it too expensive for blended whiskies?

Posted on 14 Jun 2008 :

it's cheap i think

Posted on 28 Jul 2008 :

really superb......nice to drink.....

Posted on 27 Aug 2008 :

blue label is the best blended whiskie you can buy,i no there is not another blend out there from any other company what comes close,i have tried them all,best value for mony i rate it 10/10 Posted By: SIR SUNE SINGH

Posted on 30 Nov 2008 :

Outstanding Posted By: Phil Needham

Posted on 20 Dec 2008 :

Very much enjoyed my glass, exquisitely long luxurious finish. medium bodied. very very nice. every bit as nice as the 18y actually, which unfortunately is much better value, i say unfortunate, as they are both fantastic, and very $$$y.

Posted on 20 Dec 2008 :

FANTASTIC!! Posted By: johnnie youngblood

Posted on 20 Jan 2009 :

The Blue Label is so far the best blended whiskey I've enjoyed drinking for the last 30 years. The Blue Label taste better than the Ballatine's 30 year old Blended Whiskey, even if the latter is more expensive. All time best...Blue Label. Posted By: Ernie Bulldozer

Posted on 18 Feb 2009 :

A rich bouquet of flowers and fruit. The nose is very full and excellent.It's the taste that lets it down. Nothing of the complexity of the nose manifests itself on the palate. The whisky just seems to die when you drink it. For me it was a great disappointment. Posted By: E. William Hoenselaar

Posted on 27 May 2009 :

Very good, but I'd weigh up the price over the gold. Interesting drinking technique from the .au importer : Take a sip of cool water, then a sip of blue and let the two combine in your mouth. It suppresses some flavours while heightening others. Quite interesting :) Posted By: sh0ck-wave

Posted on 15 Jun 2009 :

Bought for my dad who normally drinks single malts - he adored it said it was best blend he had tasted. Worth the price for the enjoyment it gave.

Posted on 09 Aug 2009 :

I was lucky enough to have been given a bottle for Xmas 2 years ago. A fantastic drinking experience is the only way I can describe it. What a fantastic present - more enjoyable than a Wii. Posted By: Baldy090471

Posted on 26 Dec 2009 :

best i have tasted Posted By: laird of caithness

Posted on 28 Dec 2009 :

Having enjoyed (really enjoyed!!) many litres of Blue Label, I have found that chilling the special Jonnie Walker glasses and chilling the bottle in the freezer (this may be sacreledge to some) I and my friends have an experience that is not to be bettered by any other expensive whiskeys. Posted By: Dave B

Posted on 30 Dec 2009 :

I take a little sip and am surprised by how weighty this scotch is in the mouth. A medium to full body that rolls on the tongue while it is being savored. The initial flavor is very soft peat. I am surprised how much peat the flavor profile delivers. Smooth, rich, corona cigar smoke, a spice box with ginger follows against a malty background. Posted By: Jason's Scotch Whisky Reviews

Posted on 04 Jan 2010 :

Sat on a bottle of this for eight years after picking one up Duty Free, so there was a big build up when I finally cracked it NYE. Found the nose quite subtle and not at all robust. Very much back of tongue in the mouth, smooth, sweet and you can certainly taste the old malt flavours. However would have to say that a quality single malt from islay is nicer and far more interesting for half the price. Posted By: Drums

Posted on 04 Feb 2010 :

Worth drinking. Posted By: Ambrose

Posted on 28 Feb 2010 :

this is just the BEST ! my grandad has been drinking johnnie walker for years and is looking down wishing he still could bless him - r.i.p. i ill always remember him, i still miss him (died in 1991) he enjoyed every glass! Posted By: cj

Posted on 08 Mar 2010 :

you's all have your comments, and honestly i dont think words describe how good it accualy is Posted By: carlos deaz!

Posted on 10 Apr 2010 :

is it worth the price to be blended?never tast it yet.but for this price you can get many biiiiiiig single malts Posted By: peatapal

Posted on 01 Jun 2010 :

is this 18 year? Posted By: peatapal

Posted on 05 Jun 2010 :

Father in law gave me this, knowing I preffered blends. Still can't pluck up the courage to open it! Posted By: Fergus

Posted on 11 Jul 2010 :

gooooooooooooooooooood

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Tasting Notes:

Tasting Notes by TF

Nose: Smooth, silky cereal, syrupy flapjacks, polished oak. Dessicated coconut, then other nutty notes: unsalted peanut, brazil nut.

Palate: A silky caress. Unexpectedly strong spicy entry, but always honeyed and rounded by some toasty oak. The honeyed malt is beautifully interwoven around the venerable grain, which must be absolutely ancient.

Finish: A perfectly-integrated slow fade of the palate. Mouthwatering grain, and the honey and spices fade slowly. Extremely long but still very gentle.

Comment: The daddy of premium blends divides fans as to whether or not it merits its price tag, but there is definitely something esoteric about the basically flawless balance on display here. Smoother than a hot-buttered, freshly-shaven diplomat in velvet trousers.

Brand Info:

Johnnie Walker