Johnnie Walker Premier Rare Old Scotch Whisky
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Johnnie Walker are known, by those in the know, as having some of the vastest stocks of aged malts. And some of the finest are used in this, an exclusive limited edition blended whisky. Some of the malts used are from closed down distilleries, and this dram exists as a testament to the now-silent producers. It is a discontinued bottling, and was made in the 1980s. Each bottle carries a numbered certificate guaranteeing the authenticity and exclusivity of the whisky. Presented in a terrifically bespoke decanter (nowadays, very unusual for a Johnnie Walker), this arrives at 43% abv.
Johnnie Walker are known, by those in the know, as having some of the vastest stocks of aged malts. And some of the finest are used in this, an exclusive limited edition blended whisky. Some of the malts used are from closed down distilleries, and this dram exists as a testament to the now-silent producers. It is a discontinued bottling, and was made in the 1980s. Each bottle carries a numbered certificate guaranteeing the authenticity and exclusivity of the whisky. Presented in a terrifically bespoke decanter (nowadays, very unusual for a Johnnie Walker), this arrives at 43% abv.
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Johnnie Walker Premier Rare Old Scotch Whisky
$444.73
Johnnie Walker are known, by those in the know, as having some of the vastest stocks of aged malts. And some of the finest are used in this, an exclusive limited edition blended whisky. Some of the malts used are from closed down distilleries, and this dram exists as a testament to the now-silent producers. It is a discontinued bottling, and was made in the 1980s. Each bottle carries a numbered certificate guaranteeing the authenticity and exclusivity of the whisky. Presented in a terrifically bespoke decanter (nowadays, very unusual for a Johnnie Walker), this arrives at 43% abv.
Johnnie Walker are known, by those in the know, as having some of the vastest stocks of aged malts. And some of the finest are used in this, an exclusive limited edition blended whisky. Some of the malts used are from closed down distilleries, and this dram exists as a testament to the now-silent producers. It is a discontinued bottling, and was made in the 1980s. Each bottle carries a numbered certificate guaranteeing the authenticity and exclusivity of the whisky. Presented in a terrifically bespoke decanter (nowadays, very unusual for a Johnnie Walker), this arrives at 43% abv.