Some blends whisper; this one speaks with the depth of age and the soul of the Highlands. Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old isn’t your typical blended Scotch, it’s a rare blend of single malts, each aged at least 15 years, coming together in perfect harmony. Imagine walking through a mist-covered glen at dawn, the ground mossy underfoot, the air full of forest and fire, that’s the mood bottled here.

Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old 70cl
Brand: Johnnie Walker | Category: Blended Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 43% | Origin: Scotland | Vol.: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Rich and layered, earthy peat drifts alongside fresh-cut herbs, with hints of cedarwood, roasted nuts, and a wisp of smoke curling through the air.
Palate: Full-bodied and smooth, with flavors of wood spice, green apple, and dark chocolate blending with gentle smoke. It’s textured, slightly oily, and endlessly evolving.
Finish: Lingering and balanced, with notes of dry smoke, oak tannin, and a subtle sweetness that fades with grace.

Production Details:
Green Label is unique in the Johnnie Walker lineup, made only from single malts, including Talisker, Linkwood, Cragganmore, and Caol Ila. Each malt brings its own signature: maritime salt, Speyside fruit, Highland herbs, and Islay smoke. Aged for at least 15 years, the whisky is vatted rather than grain-blended, making it a malt lover’s blend with real character.

Perfect For:
Sipping slowly in a quiet moment or sharing with someone who’ll appreciate the craftsmanship. Ideal for whisky fans looking to explore depth beyond the usual blends. Picture it after a rainy hike or beside a crackling fire on a chill night.

Expert Notes:
Lauded for its complexity, Green Label has won multiple awards over the years and is often considered the connoisseur’s choice among the Johnnie Walker range. It bridges the world of single malts and blends with precision and depth.

Customer Reviews:
“This is my go-to when I want a bit of everything, peat, fruit, oak. It’s all here.”
“Surprisingly rich for a blend. Honestly competes with many single malts I’ve had.”
“Fifteen years well spent. I could nose this all day before even taking a sip.”

Interesting Fact:
Green Label was originally discontinued in 2012, but due to overwhelming demand from fans and collectors, it was brought back permanently, proof of its lasting reputation.

Serving Suggestions:
Neat is ideal to appreciate its layered profile, but adding a few drops of water helps open the earthy and herbal qualities. If you must mix, keep it classy, try it in a Rob Roy with care.

Distillery Background:
Johnnie Walker's journey began in 1820 with a grocery shop in Kilmarnock, and since then it’s grown into one of the world’s most iconic whisky brands. Green Label represents the brand’s nod to pure malt craftsmanship, blending not just regions, but identities, into something complex, elegant, and enduring.

Blended Whisky