Johnnie WalkerIsland Green 1L Blended Scotch Whiskey
R749
*Please note alcohol cannot be sold to individuals under the age of 18
About
Originally released for the Travel Retail Market, Johnnie Walker's Island Green blended malt is a variation on their popular (and recently relaunched) Green Label, made with a hearty helping of smoky Islay whiskey at its core. Also, the name reminds us of Weezer's song 'Island in the Sun' from their Green album.
Product Features
- Johnnie Walker Island Green
- Blended malt
- Scotch whiskey
- Smokey whiskey
- Islay designed
- Single malt drinkers
- Fruity coffee
- Subtle caramel hints
- Grilled apricots
- Burnt oak and raisin finish
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Fruity coffee with a whiff of earthy smoke. Subtle caramel hints later on.
- Palate: Grilled apricot and date, drying spices, milk chocolate.
- Finish: Burnt oak, raisins and red apples.
Product Specifications
- 1L Bottle
- 43% ABV
What's the difference between whiskey and whisky?
We'll come right out and say that there is probably a very good logical answer here, but there's absolutely no way we're going to bore you to death explaining it.
For a start, that'd mean researching it ourselves and we're way too confident in our own powers of reasoning for that. So, without a stitch of fact-checking, here are our top three definitely-not-incorrect answers:
Whiskey (not whisky) is much easier to put down on a Scrabble board because of the use of the e, and it'll score you a few extra points too.
Depending on where you're from, one spelling will always look more right than the other. And so that's the spelling you'll use, whether you're right or wrong.
But the only difference that has any bearing on your life right now is that we're offering you 47% off whiskey for one hour only. If it's whisky you want, you'll be paying full price.