Johnnie Walker Black Label 200ml
$24.99
Johnnie Walker whisky, is the world’s favourite whisky, it was first produced by John Walker in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire in 1820. The famous Striding Man which appears on every bottle was first portrayed in 1909 and has continued ever since. The Johnnie Walker Black Label Deluxe blend which contains up to 40 malts and grain whiskies, all of which are a minimum of 12 years old. What makes Black Label a Deluxe blend? It contains more older, smoother whiskies than most blended whiskies and a high percentage of the blend is malt whisky. The final blend is smooth and very high in quality. Black Label is the best selling Deluxe Whisky in the world and with good reason.
Alcohol Vol 40%
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