Johnnie Walker Green Label Review

Johnnie Walker Green Label Review. Johnnie Walker Green Label Ratings and reviews Whiskybase Only malts go in, and only a singular malt blend comes out Sure, people covet the special releases (like the recent 200th anniversary bottlings), the Blue Label and Ghost & Rare, but the Black, Double Black and Green? Hard pass, right? Wrong! In my mind, there is always a place for these…

At the time, these shops were known to stock different spirits, and eventually Walker would start selling blends of single malt scotches using the Johnnie Walker label. The Green Label is a relatively new Johnnie Walker label, having been first introduced in the late 1990s

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old 750ML Bremers Wine and Liquor

First introduced in duty-free stores in 1997 as Johnnie Walker 15 Year Pure Malt, it was reintroduced globally as Green Label Blended Malt in 2004 In between that is a certain fruity floral aroma that makes me think of pears mixed with white flowers. At the time, these shops were known to stock different spirits, and eventually Walker would start selling blends of single malt scotches using the Johnnie Walker label.

Johnnie Walker Green Label Review, Price & Taste Test Bartrendr. Green Label, unlike all of the other Walkers, is actually a blended malt composed of (unsubstantiated) 27 different single malts, all at least 15 years (or, more likely, exactly 15 years) of age In between that is a certain fruity floral aroma that makes me think of pears mixed with white flowers.

Johnnie Walker Green Label Whisky Review. Tasting Notes: Johnnie Walker Green Label Vital Stats: 43% ABV (86 proof), aged 15 years, blended malt Scotch whisky, available around $65 per 750 ml bottle Johnnie Walker was first established in 1820, when John Walker opened up a grocer's shop in Kilmarnock, Scotland