Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 year old

Profile: The Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 year old at a Glance

• Awarded "Grand Gold" at the ISW 2016 (International Spirits Competition)
• 3. Place in the category “Best Blended Scotch Whisky 12 year old” at the International Whisky Competition (IWC) 2016
• 12-year-old blended Scotch made from malt and grain whiskies
• World-renowned bottling from the Johnnie Walker brand
• Contains whiskies from several Scottish regions (“Best of Scotland” blend)
• Famous for its iconic “Keep Walking” branding

Portrait: What makes Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 year old special

Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 year old - the whisky that graced countless bar menus long before anyone could spell “mixology”. If there’s a Scotch whisky that’s familiar even to people who usually only drink tea, it’s probably this one. The iconic stroller in a tailcoat has, after all, become a kind of unofficial mascot of the refined evening for good reason.
The story of Johnnie Walker begins in the 19th century, when a young grocer named John Walker decided to offer his customers his own blended whiskies – apparently with astonishing success, as the name is now known worldwide. From a small shop in Kilmarnock, Scotland, a brand has emerged that is now more like a global wanderer: always on the move, always stylish, and always ready to pour a glass. Black Label is something like the elegant all-rounder of the family. A fine 12-year maturation, combined from whiskies from various Scottish regions – a little "Best of Scotland," only without the kilt requirement.
While single malts often take on the role of individual characters, Black Label shows how harmonious a well-balanced blend can be. And although we won't delve into the details of taste here, we can reveal that the balanced blend of malt and grain whiskies has been one of the secrets of its success for decades. A kind of orchestrated interplay – only with more cask aging and fewer violins. Johnnie Walker is in a league of its own when it comes to branding.
Hardly any other whisky has been so consistently associated with the theme of "progress." The logo? The walker, always striding forward. The philosophy? "Keep Walking." A call to action that is as motivating as it is dangerous if interpreted too literally after a glass. Its origins in tradition, its presence in modernity – Black Label effortlessly manages this balancing act.

 A classic for connoisseurs and a safe haven for newcomers, always beckoning with a friendly wave and saying: "Well, how about a sip of history?" Cheers!

Tasting Notes: This is how the Johnnie Walker Black Label 12 Yyear old tastes like

• Nose: Gentle smoky aromas combine with sweet malt notes. Subtle aromas of dried fruit, vanilla, and a hint of fine spice emerge.
• Palate: Smooth and balanced with a combination of malty sweetness, fine smoke, and spicy elements. Light notes of caramel, grain, and subtle fruit complete the harmonious profile.
• Finish: Medium-long and pleasantly smooth. A gentle veil of smoke lingers, accompanied by sweet and slightly spicy nuances.