Spirits

Johnnie Walker Swing is the latest blend of Alexander Walker II -grandson of Johnnie Walker- which contains malt from various parts of Scotland such as Speyside, Northwest Highlands and Islay.

In 1920 King George V knighted Alexander Bleer, grandson of Johnnie Walker, for his services to the nation. He was also the inspirer of this whiskey and following the notes of Alexander Walker II, Johnnie Walker XR 21 Year Old was created, containing stocks of old barrels over 21 years old.

Johnnie Walker Black was introduced to us in 2011 and is a bold and intense premium whisky, which gives a smokier and more intense expression of the iconic flavors, of Johnnie Walker Black. For its production, it was blended with more whisky matured in old oak casks, which are rich and complex in character, such as Caol Ila and Cardhu.

Extra Special Old Highland or Johhnie Walker Black Label as it was renamed in 1909 is a whiskey consisting of various aged varieties and blends of at least 12 years. The Johnnie Walker Black Label is definitely one of the best in this category and probably the most recognizable today.

Extra Special Old Highland or Johhnie Walker Black Label as it was renamed in 1909 is a whiskey consisting of various aged varieties and blends of at least 12 years. The Johnnie Walker Black Label is definitely one of the best in this category, and probably the most recognizable today.

Johnnie Walker was born in 1805 and at the age of 14, lost his father. The family after this event, decided to invest some money in an Italian warehouse-grocery which sold wines and spirits, in order to be active in the trade. This is how Johnnie Walker Red was created, which took its name in 1909, which after that, it was previously called "Special Old Highland".

Johnnie Walker was born in 1805 and at the age of 14, lost his father. The family after this event, decided to invest some money in an Italian warehouse-grocery which sold wines and spirits, in order to be active in the trade. This is how Johnnie Walker Red was created, which took its name in 1909, which after that, it was previously called "Special Old Highland".

Jim Beam Rye is a high quality rye whiskey from Jim Beam. It is a favorite of whiskey Bible writer Jim Murray. The label was redesigned in 2016, changing from a yellow to this elegant green label.

Jim Beam Devil's Cut Proof is produced by the Jim Beam Distillery, which was founded in 1795 and has been a family business for seven generations. After the bourbon matures in its barrels, the distillery folks will empty them and leave a small amount in the barrels, which is called the "devil's cut." At the Jim Beam distillery they will take these quantities, after letting them mature for a certain period of time, and bottle them, offering us this special label.

Jim Beam Black Extra Aged is an even more complex and intense bourbon than Jim Beam.