Why buy Whisky Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin

In making this 12 year old Scotch whisky, Johnnie Walker, the world-renowned brand, has chosen the two finest Islay distilleries for this blended spirit. The whiskies that make up the Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin are from the famous Lagavulin and Caol Ila distilleries. What could go wrong?

The result of this blend is a product with a personality all of its own, with a subtle but captivating sweetness, and the inimitable smokiness of Islay malts, unhurriedly dried in the heat and smoke of the peat bogs, reflected in every drop of this honourable whisky.

The legendary smoky flavour is provided by peat, an organic mineral material used to dry the malts and grains that make up the whisky. The combustion of this material is slow and gives off little fire, but a lot of heat and smoke, which slowly permeates the base components of Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin.

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin has a deep, bright amber colour and is full-bodied in the glass.

The nose is smoky with herbal notes.

When tasting Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin, the palate is pleasant, with these smoky notes of peat and hints of dried fruit, with a slightly tart finish.

Pairing. How to taste it

Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin is a 12 year old blended whisky that stands out for its original Islay smoky notes. As a premium whisky, you can drink it neat, on the rocks or with mineral water. It can add interesting touches to your blends with soda or ginger ale. It will be a hit however you drink it.

A little bit of history about Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin Boxed Bottle...

Johnnie Walker Black Label Islay Origin is a special edition that is part of a range designed by the Johnnie Walker brand, which honours the most special points in the world of Scotch whisky.

This edition is the fruit of Islay's finest whiskies: Lagavulin and Caol Ila. Islay is world renowned for its smoky whiskies.

When John's father died in 1819, instead of giving up, the young Walker decided to sell his father's farm and set up a new business in Kilmarnock, in order to become a businessman.

Some time later John discovered his talent for making whisky and decided to market it. Never content, he travelled throughout his life in search of inspiration and the best ingredients for his creations.

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