The Whisk(e)y Minibottle Collection
Selection Results For '*Johnnie Walker*' |
                                   
36 items selected from the collection
Additional Johnnie Walker Information
A key feature of every bottle of Johnnie Walker scotch since 1909 is the Striding Man logo.
It was created by the illustrator Tom Browne to be a likeness of John Walker in traditional attire.
In the former logo up to 1999 the man was walking from the right to the left ("backward").
In the current logo, the man is walking forward (means from left to right),
which Diageo says symbolises forward thinking and the pursuit for excellence.
The striding figure and associated logos are trademarks of
DIAGEO
In 1865: Walker's Old Highland introduced, from 1909 on called Black Label
In 1906: Special Old Highland introduced, from 1909 on called Red Label
In 1932: Swing introduced, especially for luxuriant cruising passengers
In 1992: Gold Label and very famous premium Blue Label introduced
In 1997: Pure Malt introduced, from 2004 on called Green Label
Johnnie Walker Premier (left: "red" - right: "black" from Taiwan)
Johnnie Walker Black Label 100 Years (Centenary PET Minibottle "Fake")
Some Johnnie Walker Miniature Bottle Sets
Set No. S0028- (5 bottles)
Johnnie Walker - Special Collection Set
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Set No. S0028A (5 bottles)
Johnnie Walker - Mini Bar / Kit De Degustation
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Set No. S0028B (4 bottles)
Johnnie Walker - Miniature Bottle Set
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Set No. S0028C (1 bottle)
Johnnie Walker - Blue Label Presentation Box
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Set No. S0028D (1 bottle)
Johnnie Walker - 1820 - The Art Of Blending
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Set No. S0028E (2 bottles)
Johnnie Walker - Tin Set
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Set No. S0028F (5 bottles)
Johnnie Walker - Special Collection - 500 Years Of Distilling
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