· Johnnie Walker
Originally whiskies were blended to create a consistent and smooth flavour. Merchants would buy casks of whisky from different distilleries to create "their" own flavour. A blended scotch contains the marriage of single malts from many different distilleries and regions. Some blends like johnnie walker's black label use as many as 40. The age on the bottle denotes the age of the youngest whisky.
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Ballantines |
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Bells Finest |
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Black & White |
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Catto Rare Old Highland Whisky |
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Cutty Sark |
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Gordons Highlander |
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Grand Macnish |
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Grants Family Reserve |
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Peter Dawson Special |
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Queen Anne |
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Te Bheag |
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Teachers Highland Cream |
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The Famous Grouse |
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The Famous Grouse Gold Reserve 12 year old |
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Justernini & Brooks - J & B rare |
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Justernini & Brooks - J & B Jet 12 year old |
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Vose "88" |
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Whyte & Macakay |
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Haig Pinch 15 year old |
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Dunhill Gentlemans Blend |
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Ballantines 17 year old |
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Grants 18 year old |
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Catto 25 year old |
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