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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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This spirit is sold all over the world so price varies depending on how far its imported, so if its cheap then get it, why not. I tend to only buy canadian whiskey as a canadian because a bottle of this costs as much as a 10-12yr canadian which isnt worth it to me simply because its an import.
I’d rather drink Floor Polish!
I actually like a few simple layers. Uncomplicated. Sweet and smoky to the nose. Smoke and some spice to the palate. The finish seems to leave me with a more bitter or acidic smoke. More pleasing on the front end
Among the Johnnie Walkers this one gives me hangover and smells like nail polish remover. Not worth the price buy a brandy instead
It's not that good either, fair enough for the price I'd take it over Dewar. A little thin, bland, and sweet but you're not paying $60 for a bottle either
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