Reference: 138101
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Johnnie Walker - Blue label 700mL
At the top of Walker's Scotch whiskey is the Johnnie Walker Blue Label. A whiskey that is the highest expression of the art of blending. The Johnnie Walker Blue Label contains the 16 rarest and most expensive malt whiskeys in the world, which stood out among more than seven million barrels.
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Data sheet
- Alcohol by volume
- 40 %
- Category
- Whiskey
- Country of Origin
- Scotland
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