Johnnie Walker Blue Label Anniversary

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Johnnie Walker Blue Label Anniversary
Blended Scotch Whisky
The Anniversary Pack celebrates John and Alexander Walker’s pioneering spirit and groundbreaking style. This special limited edition has been created to commemorate the anniversary of John Walker’s birthday, on 25th July 1805.

The whisky in this special edition is a cask strength blend of Blue Label, so the full power of the flavours can be experienced. This exclusive Blue Label is contained in an exceptional Anniversary crystal decanter that has been especially created for Johnnie Walker by Baccarat.



£2,000.00 inc. VAT (£1,702.13 ex. VAT)



 
More Details:
Country: Scotland
Strength: 60.5%
Bottle Size: 70cl
 

Customer Reviews:
Posted on 18 Jan 2010 :

To Vaka:Errrrr....... try the page that you posted your comment on !!i.e. THIS ONE!Sheeeeesh!

Posted on 27 Aug 2009 :

where can i buy that blue label with 60.5% i am interested Posted By: vaka

Posted on 23 Jun 2009 :

I'd love to have a measure of the Blue without any mixers. Let me at it, quick! Posted By: Kirby, Dagenham.

Posted on 04 Jan 2009 :

i got one for christmas, but i dont think it will last until next christmas, yum

Posted on 01 Dec 2008 :

99% of indians will have with soda water. FACT.

Posted on 27 Nov 2008 :

smooth...very smooth..but there is something about a single malt which just makes it shoulders above any blend...

Posted on 20 Nov 2008 :

would love to have a bottle of this GIFTED to me

Posted on 21 Oct 2008 :

The first taste of blue I ever had with my new rich uncle (wife's uncle) caused a low, semi-creepy laugh to come out of my mouth and resulted in feelings of euphoria. NEVER MIX THE BLUE!! Heck, I don't even mix the Red.

Posted on 19 Oct 2008 :

I'm not a scholar or a rich man, but i appreciate a good whiskey. I havent been lucky or wealthy enough to try blue label yet but i will be, but i would consider it a sin to mix black label.
Posted By: colin,h


Posted on 06 Oct 2008 :

As a well known scholar I just drink it, it is splendid

Posted on 08 Sep 2008 :

Mix it, anybody that pays 2000 for a blended whisky is too dumb to appreciate the difference. Sure its NICE but its a rookie scotch.

Posted on 11 Jul 2008 :

Simple if you are going to mix a drink use the black or mellow out the gold with a soft blend of fruity vodka. NEVER NEVER mix the blue....If you do you really don't understand the enjoyment of the moment it touches your tongue. Posted By: George J.

Posted on 10 Jul 2008 :

On the contrary, I have my Blue, a double shot on a few cubes of ice, with a dash of soda water... swirl it abit and then, savour.. Sheer bliss indeed

Posted on 09 Jul 2008 :

you never ever mix coke or ginger ale with a scotch as good as this one.what is WRONG with you

Posted on 29 Apr 2008 :

i have a glass of blue every evening, STRAIGHT. the best.

Posted on 02 Mar 2008 :

I would love to have it with Ginger Ale. What? There is nothing wrong with drinking blended Scotch with soda, is it? As far as I know no one does Johnnie Walker straight. Posted By: Barry Grosman

Posted on 17 Feb 2008 :

an excellent whisky but at ?1,950 a bottle, it's up there with the most overpriced whiskies there are. Obviously it's not worth ?1,950 a bottle, it's simply for people who want to pay that amount. Posted By: Bruce, Scotland

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Tasting Notes:

Producer's Tasting Notes

Appearance: A dark full gold with denser shades of amber.

Nose: Harmonious and perfectly balanced; hints of smokiness and a real depth of sherry character, with hints of raisins and toasted nuts.

Palate: A velvety mouth-feel, then an explosion of flavour: Hazelnuts, rose petals, sherry, oranges.  Subsequent sips reward you with more hidden secrets: kumquats, wispy aromatic smoke, sandalwood, tobacco, chocolate and stewed apples.

Finish: Well balanced, long and intense, with hints of smoke, Islay seaweed and vintage oaks.



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