Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve miniature 2000s.

Whisky still produced: Yes.
Category: Blend. 
Distillery: Still producing.
Bottler: Distillery Bottling.
Bottling serie: Miniature.
Bottling Year: early 2000s
Stated Age: Not stated.
Casktype: Not stated. 
Strength: 40% vol.
Size: 50ml.
Colouring: Yes.
Chill-filtered: Yes. 
Bottle code: None.
Country Origin: Scotland.
Market: Worldwide.

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 vibrant whiskies chosen for their sweet, honeyed qualities. Discover vivid flavour in every drop.

Tasting notes;
Appearance/colour; Honey.
Nose; Heather honey aromas and woody notes.
Palate; Vibrant and tropical fruit with smooth, creamy vanilla.
Finish: A lingering sweet, smoky finish.

Distillery History: The story of Johnnie Walker and our whisky history begins, naturally enough, with the man who gave our whisky his name. In 1820, the young farmer’s son started his own grocer’s shop in the thriving town of Kilmarnock. His father had died the year before and the farm sold. It was a tough start in life, but there was always something special about John. A glint in his eye. A fire in his belly.
Within the year, the family farm had been sold and the money used to set him up with his own grocer’s shop in the thriving local town of Kilmarnock. It was a smart move. In those days, most grocers stocked a line of single malts, but they were never consistent. This wasn’t good enough for John. So he started blending them together to create a whisky that tasted just as good every time. 
When John passed away after a full and prosperous life in 1857, he left his son, Alexander, with a very healthy business. These were fast-moving times. Britain was the pulsating heart of an Industrial Revolution that was set to change absolutely everything. In Kilmarnock, the railway had arrived, carrying goods to great ships travelling to the four corners of the world. Like his father, Alexander knew a good opportunity when he saw one.
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