Curious about the difference between Single Malt and Blended Scotch Whiskey? What about Whiskey, Whiskey, Bourbon, Tennessee Whiskey, and Rye? In broader terms, whiskey is distilled from fermented malt made from germinated grains, such as barley or rye, and then dried by heat.
Different Scotch Whiskies
Johnnie Walker Black Label is one of life’s true icons. A masterful blend of single malt and grain whiskies from across Scotland, aged for at least 12 years. The result is a timeless classic with depth and balance of flavor. Drink it with ice, neat or in a Highball.
Flowers that bloom into flames. Johnnie Walker Red Label is the world’s best-selling Blended Scotch Whisky. And is made for mixing, both in exhilarating cocktails and with your favourite people. It brings together whiskies specially chosen for their bold, vibrant flavours that add a fiery kick to any mix.
Experience the bold and brooding intensity of Johnnie Walker Double Black, the embodiment of rebellion in the world of Whiskey. Handpicked from the west coast of Scotland, this blend features naturally smoky whiskies aged in charred barrels to deliver a full-bodied taste that's second to none.
Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve is a whisky that plays nicely with others but always holds its own. This award-winning Scotch is made from whiskies chosen for their sweet, honeyed qualities. We select them when they're at their most vibrant for vivid flavour in every mouthful.
Our only Scotch blended entirely with single malts. Johnnie Walker Green Label is a hidden gem with vibrant secrets to reveal. And with malts from the four corners of Scotland, aged for at least 15 years, it captures the distinct flavours of each landscape in perfect balance. A whisky that’s in harmony with nature.
Where velvety smooth flavours blossom on the tongue. Johnnie Walker Blue Label comes from hand-selecting rare Scotch Whiskies with a remarkable depth of flavour. Only one in 10,000 casks make the cut. Best served neat, along with an ice-cold water to enhance its powerful character.
