Johnnie Walker Green Label
The only Johnnie Walker without grain whisky: only single malts, at least fifteen years old, from every corner of Scotland. Cut grass, pepper and sandalwood, at a slightly higher strength. The bottle for malt lovers.
Four regions, malt only
Green Label is made differently from the rest of the family. While Red, Black and Blue Label combine malt and grain whisky, Green Label consists exclusively of single malts: a blended malt. The malts come from Speyside, the Highlands, the Lowlands and the islands, with Talisker and Cragganmore among them, and they have all been aged for at least fifteen years.
Without the smooth grain whisky, you can taste more of the individual malts: fresh grass and fruit from Speyside, pepper and smoke from the islands. At 43%, it is also slightly stronger than the other labels, giving it more body and making room for a drop of water. Green Label won double gold at the World Spirits Competition in 2006 and 2007, among other awards.
In brief
Fresh grass, pepper and a woody heart
Cut grass and fruit
Intense aromas of cut grass and fresh fruit, with a woody smoke that stays in the background.
Pepper and vanilla
Pepper up front, followed by rich vanilla and sandalwood. Fuller than Black Label, and you can clearly taste that it contains no grain whisky.
Powerful and smooth
A powerful yet smooth finish, where the wood and a hint of smoke gently fade away.
Green Label's flavor profile neat. A few drops of water bring out the fruit and grassy notes.
Tasting Green Label like a malt enthusiast
Treat Green Label like a single malt: neat, at room temperature, and with attention to what each region brings to the glass.
Neat, with a drop of water
Pour 30 ml into a tulip glass, taste it neat first, then add a few drops of cool water. At 43%, Green Label has enough strength to stand up to the water.
Tasting glasses →Alongside a single malt
Pour 20 ml of Green Label alongside 20 ml of a single malt such as Talisker and taste them alternately. This helps you discover the pepper and smoke from the islands.
About Talisker →Malt highball
40 ml Green Label with 120 ml very cold soda water in a tall glass full of ice, with a strip of lemon peel. The grassy and fruity notes become light and fresh.
Highball recipe →Cocktails with Green Label
Mix Green Label only in cocktails where the whisky takes center stage. Here are a few classics that let the malts shine through.
Rob Roy
The Manhattan with Scotch: whisky, sweet vermouth, and bitters, stirred and served in a coupe. The peppery notes of Green Label keep the vermouth in check.
Penicillin
Scotch, lemon, and honey-ginger syrup. Using a malt as the base makes it richer and spicier.
Old Fashioned
Whisky, a little sugar, and bitters over a large ice cube. Let the sandalwood notes of Green Label shine.
Whisky cocktails
All whisky cocktails in one place, from Boulevardier to Hot Toddy.The right glass for Johnnie Walker Green Label
A tulip-shaped tasting glass to distinguish the regions, a coupe for the Rob Roy, and a tumbler for the Old Fashioned.
More Johnnie Walker flavors
Johnnie Walker
Where it began. On the brand page, you can read all about Johnnie Walker: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
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Johnnie Walker Red Label
Spicy, with cinnamon, pepper, and apple. Made for a highball with ginger ale or cola.
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Johnnie Walker Double Black
More Islay smoke and deeply charred casks. Rich, vanilla-like, and intense; enjoy neat with a splash of water.
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Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve
Honey, apricot, and vanilla with a subtle hint of smoke. Delicious served ice-cold straight from the freezer.
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Rare malt and grain whiskies, velvety smooth. Chocolate and honey; best enjoyed neat, with ice water on the side.
View Johnnie Walker Blue Label →Everything about whisky: the types, best-known brands, and cocktails.
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