Born from experimentation and a bold spirit of innovation, Johnnie Walker Blender's Batch No.2 is not your typical blended Scotch. Inspired by a trip to Kentucky, master blender Emma Walker and her team set out to craft a whisky that reimagines Scotch through the lens of American whiskey, resulting in a vibrant, layered expression that challenges tradition while honoring it.

Johnnie Walker Blender's Batch No.2 Bourbon Cask & Rye 1L (No Box)
Brand: Johnnie Walker | Category: Blended Scotch Whisky | ABV: 40% | Origin: Scotland | Vol: 1L

Tasting Profile
Nose: Bright and playful, hints of orchard fruit, honey-glazed grain, and creamy toffee, like opening a warm bakery in autumn.
Palate: Creamy and rounded with layers of vanilla, fresh banana, rye spice, and buttery caramel, smooth yet cheeky.
Finish: Light but persistent, sweet cereal notes, cinnamon warmth, and just a flicker of charred oak.

Production Details
A creative blend of malt and grain whiskies matured in first-fill bourbon casks and finished with rye cask influence. The result is a Scotch that leans into sweetness and spice, making it both familiar and intriguing for bourbon lovers and Scotch fans alike.

Perfect For
Best shared over weekend brunches, rooftop evenings, or a whisky night with friends who think they’ve “tried everything.” It’s a conversation starter, smooth enough to sip, bold enough to mix.

Expert Notes
Part of Johnnie Walker’s limited Blender’s Batch series, this bottle received praise for bridging two worlds, Scotch and bourbon, without losing identity. It’s accessible, modern, and cleverly composed.

Customer Reviews
“I usually drink bourbon, but this was a pleasant surprise. Smooth, sweet, and just enough spice.”   Owen
“Didn’t expect a Scotch to work so well in a Manhattan, this one totally does.”   Isla
“It’s Scotch with a bourbon soul. Love how playful it feels without being simple.”   Josh

Interesting Fact
Emma Walker (no relation to Johnnie!) is one of the first female master blenders at Diageo  and this experimental release helped pave her way to leading the iconic Johnnie Walker blending team.

Serving Suggestions
Try it neat or in a highball with ginger ale and a twist of orange. It also plays beautifully in classic bourbon cocktails like an Old Fashioned or a Boulevardier.

Distillery Background
Johnnie Walker’s legacy of blending dates back to the 1820s, but the Blender’s Batch series showcases their innovative side, small batch experiments that push the limits of Scotch blending. No.2 is a standout example of whisky made for flavor, not rules.