Johnnie Walker Island Green. Johnnie Walker Island Green recenzja whisky Whisky Reset The main focus of "Iceland Green" is determined by the four main whisky regions of Scotland: - the smoky, maritime aroma of "Caol Ila" (Islay), - balanced, fruity highland malts (especially "Clynelish"), - the gentle lowland malt "Glenkinchie" and - the classic Speyside style" Cardhu's " Malts from Clynelish (Highland), Glenkichie (Lowland), and Cardhu (Speyside) make up the rest of.
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From Islay, here is the Whisky of the Week review and tasting notes for the Johnnie Walker Island Green blended malt Scotch whisky. It's a smoky variation on the classic Johnnie Walker Green Label with a greater proportion of malt whisky from Caol Ila
From Islay, here is the Whisky of the Week review and tasting notes for the Johnnie Walker Island Green blended malt Scotch whisky. Read more reviews on this and many other whiskies and distilleries around the world. It isn't as sweet as the Double Black, a good thing but has a strong smoky, mildly pungent yet sweet character some of which comes from its sherry influence reflecting much of the breadth of the whisky.
Johnnie Walker Island Green Whisky (1 Liter). From Islay, here is the Whisky of the Week review and tasting notes for the Johnnie Walker Island Green blended malt Scotch whisky. The main focus of "Iceland Green" is determined by the four main whisky regions of Scotland: - the smoky, maritime aroma of "Caol Ila" (Islay), - balanced, fruity highland malts (especially "Clynelish"), - the gentle lowland malt "Glenkinchie" and - the classic Speyside style" Cardhu's "
. It isn't as sweet as the Double Black, a good thing but has a strong smoky, mildly pungent yet sweet character some of which comes from its sherry influence reflecting much of the breadth of the whisky. Here's my review on the Johnnie Walker Island Green Scotch Whisky