Johnnie Walker mainline colour label expressions include Red, Black Green, Gold and Blue-labels. These diagonal labels are used for the five unique blends, each with its own distinct flavour, history and story.
- The RED LABEL is one of the world’s best known and best-selling Scotch Whisky’s.
- With its origins in the 1870’s Old Special Whisky, the JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK LABEL became simply “BLACK LABEL” in 1909.
- The GREEN LABEL is a blended malt, drawn from the four corners of Scotland.
- The GOLD LABELl was blended to celebrate the first 100 years of Johnnie Walker in 1920.
- JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL is a commemoration of Alexander Walker’s remarkable 1867 Old Highland Whisky. The rare casks used in the blending of it are drawn from the largest reserves of whisky in the world.
Recommended retail price in the range €12,- to €130, £10 – £110 or $20 to $150.
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Because this is not a label-series in line with Smallprint item 8 as such the bottles have been moved to Category-1 as they qualify as “bottle”, or actually bottle-range.