
Johnnie Walker Blue Label - 1990s
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label - 1990s
Johnnie Walker Blue Label. Bottled 1990s. 700ml. 40%. 75cl. 43%.
A lovely old 1990s bottle of Johnnie Walker Blue Label from back in the days when it was genuinely the best blended whisky on the market. These bottles mostly date from the early to mid 1990s, around the time of the switch from 75cl to 70cl bottles and in the immediate period after Johnnie Walker Oldest was renamed Johnnie Walker Blue Label in 1992.
JW Blue Label in this period was blended from whiskies distilled predominantly in the 1970s or earlier - often including the likes of Port Ellen and Brora, whose whisky was not yet as revered by single malt fans as it is today - and the versions bottled at 43% have a welcome extra heft. A deliciously rich, rounded, balanced dram with an average age no doubt far greater than today's Blue Label.

The 15-year-old John Walker took over a Kilmarnock grocery store in 1820, and built his business as a delicatessen and tea blender. John’s son Alexander switched to whisky wholesaling in the 1850s, rapidly expanding the business. By 1908 the famous slanting label, square-sided bottles and the iconic Striding Man logo were all in place and the legendary tagline ‘Born in 1820 - Still Going Strong’ soon propelled Johnnie Walker to international prominence.
John Walker & Co. merged into Distillers Company Limited (DCL) in the 1920s as the biggest Scotch whisky blender, and remains DCL successor Diageo’s most important whisky brand. Since the 1980s the classic Red Label and Black Label have been joined by various new Johnnie Walker whiskies, including Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Green Label and Gold Label and the prestige edition Johnnie Walker King George V.