Johnnie Walker Red Label 70cl Whisky
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Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky was created 1909 and is a classic blended whisky, a great mixer and back bar favourite.
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Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky was created 1909 and is a classic blended whisky, a great mixer and back bar favourite.
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Simply the best, with ice and soda water. It's reputation is not great, but for me, it's incredibly moreish and delicious, with ice and soda water. 2 to1 or 3 to 1. Enjoy.
3 Stars
I tried this in a blind tasting a long time ago and thought it tasted of lighter fluid. Trying it again (my son had bought a bottle) I thought it okay, pretty straightforward, a little tobacco-y undertone, but no real duration on the palate, it kind of announces itself and very quickly leaves. So, okay; nothing terrible; nothing especially negative; it just lacks what certain better whiskies possess
I'd always buy this because it's a decent blended scotch, but once they switched to plastic bottled, I switched back to Dewars. Cheap scotch comes in cheap plastic bottles. If you don't think that packaging matters, give your wife her anniversary present in a plastic grocery bag and watch her reaction. Same for me at the liquor store.
I can't say many of the reviews here surprise me. There's an awful lot of whiskey snobs out there! I don't think there's a better whiskey out there for the money and better than some at twice the price. For $25 or less you get a nice, smooth blend with a decent nose and flavors. I personally like a whiskey that hasn't had all the character blended out of it just to make it smooth. After single-malt prices became (for me) prohibitive, I re-discovered the basic blends like JWR, JWB and Dewars 12. My ego doesn't care, just my taste buds.