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Johnnie Walker Directors Blend - 2012 Release
Johnnie Walker Director's Blend. 2012 Release. One of 504 bottles. 70cl. 40%.
An old bottle of the rare Johnnie Walker Director’s Blend Scotch whisky. This is the 2012 edition of JW Director’s Blend, the fifth of six Director’s Blend bottlings that appeared between 2008-2013, and was an edition of just 504 bottles at 43%.
Crafted by Master Blender Jim Beveridge and carrying his signature and that of Global Brand Director Gavin Pike, this 2012 Johnnie Walker Director’s Blend is highly sought after by collectors, as these annual release small batch whiskies were never put on sale but were given as gifts to Diageo staff and selected VIPs.
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.