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The current lowest Johnnie Walker Blue Label price is £149, available from Hedonism. You can also find Johnnie Walker Blue Label from 13 other retailers, including The Whisky Shop Auctions, Master of Malt and The Whisky Shop.
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About Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Johnnie Walker Blue Label is the pinnacle of the Johnnie Walker range, known for its unparalleled craftsmanship and rarity. This ultra-premium blended Scotch whisky is created using some of the rarest casks from Johnnie Walker's reserves, including whiskies from long-closed distilleries. Blue Label offers a rich and complex flavour profile, with layers of dried fruits, honey, vanilla, and dark chocolate, balanced by a touch of smoke. Each bottle is a unique experience, reflecting the brand’s dedication to quality and tradition. Its smooth, luxurious character makes it a favourite for special occasions and a prized possession for whisky collectors.
How Is Johnnie Walker Blue Label Made?
Johnnie Walker Blue Label is crafted through expert blending of rare malt and grain whiskies. Master blenders hand-pick only about 1 in 10,000 casks, including casks from long-closed “ghost” distilleries, to maintain exceptional depth and consistency. It begins with standard whisky production (malting, fermenting, distilling, maturing), but the art lies in selecting and marrying the right casks.
How Long Is Johnnie Walker Blue Label Aged?
It carries no official age statement (NAS). The brand has chosen to emphasise flavour over age. While early versions hinted at whiskies aged 15–60 years, that notation was dropped after initial batches. The whiskies used likely span from relatively mature to very old stock, blending for character rather than strict age.
Why Is Blue Label So Expensive?
Blue Label commands a high price because of its extreme selectivity and rarity. Only a tiny fraction of casks make the cut. Many of those casks are from distilleries no longer active (“ghost” distilleries) or long-aged stock. The packaging, presentation (numbered bottles, silk-lined boxes), and prestige positioning further enhance its premium status.
What Does Johnnie Walker Blue Label Taste Like?
Blue Label is known for its smooth, balanced, and luxurious character. Reviewers often note honeyed sweetness opening into oak, cinnamon, white pepper, and light smoke, with lingering dry oak and subtle peat. Some tasting notes mention dried fruits, fudge, leather, vanilla, and a gentle sherry influence in its complexity. At 40 % ABV, it retains elegance without harshness.