Johnnie Walker Blue Label Tiffany Bottle Blended Scotch Whisky (700ml)

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Firstly,  Johnnie Walker was created in 1820 by John Walker,

a green grocer from Kilmarnock in Scotland.

The Excise Act was introduce in 1823 relaxing strict laws on distillation

and reduced the heavy taxes on distillation and the sale of whisky.

John Walker sold blended malt and grain whiskies from his grocery store

and as he did not have a brand of his own started to use his own name on

the labels selling the blended malt as ‘Walker’s Kilmarnock Whisky.

In 1860 the brand’s signature logo was introduce by Alexander Walker,

a square bottle.

This meant more bottles could fit into the same space and the bottles were

less likely to break.

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The label was also introduce where it was apply at an angle of 24 degrees

upwards left to right allowing texts to be made larger and more visible.

In 1893 the Cardhu Distillery was purchase and this meant a steady run of

Johnnie Walker could be produce with thoughts and plans for expansion.

The Walker brand purchased Coleburn Distillery, Clynelish Distillery,

Dailuaine Distillery and Talisker Distillery. In 1923 Mortlach Distillery was

purchased and shaped the Walker strategy.

The Johnnie Walker Blue Label is created from rare hand-picked single

malt and grain whiskies from the four corners of Scotland.

Among these exceptionally rare whiskies are casks from closed or ‘ghost’

distilleries, award-winning whisky and rare Sherry casks .

With a bottling strength of 40%  and a very limited release for worldwide

distribution in this limited edition packaging..

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