Johnnie Walker Black Label 12YO Highlands Origin + GB 42% 70cl
Johnnie Walker Highlands Bottling Note
Johnnie Walker is taking a tour of Scotland's whisky regions with the Black Label Origins series! (Please note: we tried very hard to not make a "walking tour" joke here. You should be thankful.) This expressions explores the Highlands, and it's a blended malt build exclusively with malt whiskies from the Highlands region, including the likes of Clynelish and Teaninich.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Fruit cake nose, marmalade and fresh wine notes, takes on some tobacco with time.
Palate: Very fruity, both dried and fresh fruit, winey tang to it like a Cognac.
Finish: Marzipan and dried apricot.
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Johnnie Walker Black Label 12YO Highlands Origin + GB 42% 70cl
Johnnie Walker Black Label 12YO Highlands Origin + GB 42% 70cl
Johnnie Walker Highlands Bottling Note
Johnnie Walker is taking a tour of Scotland's whisky regions with the Black Label Origins series! (Please note: we tried very hard to not make a "walking tour" joke here. You should be thankful.) This expressions explores the Highlands, and it's a blended malt build exclusively with malt whiskies from the Highlands region, including the likes of Clynelish and Teaninich.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Fruit cake nose, marmalade and fresh wine notes, takes on some tobacco with time.
Palate: Very fruity, both dried and fresh fruit, winey tang to it like a Cognac.
Finish: Marzipan and dried apricot.
Original: $48.71
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Johnnie Walker Highlands Bottling Note
Johnnie Walker is taking a tour of Scotland's whisky regions with the Black Label Origins series! (Please note: we tried very hard to not make a "walking tour" joke here. You should be thankful.) This expressions explores the Highlands, and it's a blended malt build exclusively with malt whiskies from the Highlands region, including the likes of Clynelish and Teaninich.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Fruit cake nose, marmalade and fresh wine notes, takes on some tobacco with time.
Palate: Very fruity, both dried and fresh fruit, winey tang to it like a Cognac.
Finish: Marzipan and dried apricot.
