Johnnie Walker Premier Rare Old Blended Scotch Whisky 750ml Bottle

My no. 100 Whisky audit must be exceptional and it absolutely was. I was long sparing this smaller than usual jug (5cl) for this unique milestone and when I opened it I realized it would live to the desire. I genuinely accept this surveys are not made of promotion and I attempt to be as target as could be expected under the circumstances. I need to state this since it is significant for you to realize that I don't compose this since we are discussing a stopped jug or an uncommon and old measure. I compose this since it is reality. Packaged in 1980 (Woohoo!) At 43% with an excellent old oak shading. This Johnnie Walker Head was made out of whiskies from refineries that don't longer exists these days. I read some place that it was proposed for the japanese market making it progressively hard to come around one. At the point when I requested the 5cl smaller than usual jug 8 months back the large one (750ml) was about 250⣠and it was as yet accessible in certain sites. I checked it today and it is more enthusiastically to discover than 8 months prior yet it is still out there. Lets survey this magnificence: On the button is brilliant. Maple nectar caramel tobbacco smoke salt prunes some sea shore fragrance and downpour backwoods notes enclosed by an extremely perfumed and exquisite way. Exceptionally mind boggling smell stunning to nose. It is pleasant to the point that I took a great deal of time before tasting it simply getting a charge out of the smell. On the sense of taste is tasty and fulfilling. One of my customary pundits about costly whiskies is that the greater part of them are somewhat exhausting in light of the fact that the distillers make a decent attempt to make something simple pleasant in making the flavors less strong. Creme Brule caramelized apple rich old wood almonds are the fundamental notes for the sense of taste to begin a long charming persistent flavor which is mind boggling with salt fieriness (can'tdefine what is it however it isn't pepper possibly ginger) and cinders from a campfire. Generally speaking it felt like a blend from each Johnnie Walker out there. Completely dazzling. 100 out of 100: 25% nose 25%taste 25% completion and 25% equalization. It is the best whisky I have had to this date. Amazing. SLAINTE!

You get your Johnnie Walker notes of smoky and peaty notes all through yet what hangs out in this one for me is you get those profound sherry notes fundamentally the same as Dalmore 12 on your nose. On the sense of taste however is your ordinary Johnnie Walker notes out of sight while those profound sherry notes kind of fold over with it.