Johnnie Walker Blue Label Year of the Snake 0.7l, alc. 40% by volume

After his father's death in 1819, John Walker and his mother sold the family farm near the Scottish town of Kilmarnock and used the proceeds to open a general store in the town. After a while, the store's product range was expanded to include whisky. John experimented with blending methods that were used for tea at the time and applied them to whisky. Today, Johnnie Walker is the best-selling Scotch whisky in the world .

Johnnie Walker Blue Label matured for an indefinite period of time in oak barrels. Bottled at a mild 40% alcohol by volume.

The Johnnie Walker Blue Label Year of the Snake is a limited special edition that celebrates the Chinese Year of the Snake. In collaboration with the Asian-American artist James Jean, an artfully designed bottle design was created that impressively captures the symbolism of the snake. The motif shows three snakes that stand for wisdom, intelligence and intuition and at the same time represent the past, present and future.

Aroma: Mild with hints of roasted grains, cooked fruits, harmonious mix of spicy and sweet.

Taste: Nutty with roasted notes, ripe pears and baked apple, grainy with dry oak notes and a hint of smoke.