Whisky 'Gold Label Reserve' Johnnie Walker

The Whisky “Gold Label Reserve” is one of the creatures of the brand Johnnie Walker, originally known as Walker Kilmarnock Whisky, so named by John "Johnnie" Walker after he started to sell whiskey in his grocery shop in Ayrshire, Scotland. Johnnie Walker Scotch whiskey is now the most sold in the world and continues to be distilled at Kilmarnock, along with the company's historic warehouses and offices (now local authority), who still live in the streets of Strand Street and John Finnie Street. The Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve is a blend celebratory honeyed taste of Scotch whiskey carefully chosen, each aged at least 18 years. The Gold Label Reserve is an exceptional blend prepared by master blender Jim Beveridge, a whiskey well structured and organized. A blended based on single malt Clynelish, whose source of water flowing in Kildonan Hills, in 1868 in this area was discovered gold and hence the inspiration for the name. The nose is fruity and honeyed, with notes of wood and sweet smoke. The palate is soft and pleasant, with the classic honey sweetness typical of Johnnie Walker to which are added floral notes and vanilla. The finish is long, winding and gently persists.