RE: Blind tasting... Where I do agree that blind tasting is the best way to determine your favorite whisky, I believe I would be unable to achieve valid blind results on these particular Johnnie Walker expressions because of how familiar I am with each of them. In my preparation for this review (as in all of my reviews) I try the whisky multiple times over weeks/months while taking detailed notes on smell and taste. If I did this review blind I would (for the most part) be able to tell which whisky I was tasting when I was tasting it, and therefore the test would not be 100% blind/valid. In my opinion and experience blind tastings only are accurate when you have not tried the particular whisky(s) before or are less familiar with them (see my live shows or "What's the best Pappy?" review). A blind tasting will give you a one-time result on your current preference on that particular day. However, I believe trying a whisky multiple times, getting to know a whisky, eliminating variables that could effect your palate (food/drink) by tasting on different days is the best way to review a product. I have tried many whiskies and I always make unbiased honest conclusions when scoring. Cheers, Jeremy.

A friend's blue label is best!

I like the Black, I've tried the Blue but for $300 I want to hear angels sing when I take a sip

Its easy to find an expensive whisky you like. The real trick is to find a cheap one you truly enjoy.

The “lack” of finish on the Blue Label is exactly why I like it. It’s a polite whiskey ☺️

Dont drink while driving... you might spill the whiskey.

I did the taste blindfolded but after the 3rd bottle i was talking about my divorce and my alcoholism problem😁

Red Label is best if you like your whisky to taste like it was distilled through a tyre

Red label it’s for partying with your friends, when you don’t have time to smell it.

Giveaway contest is now closed. Thanks to everyone who participated! Results video coming soon!

I think the Black, Double Black, and Green are the best bang for your buck in the lineup. But I would rate the Double Black below the Black. The peat smoke in the Double Black tricks people into thinking it is a better whisky, but in reality the Black is so well rounded and balanced for what it is, plus an age statement goes a long way in terms of quality, especially in blended stuff.

Green Label hands down. 100% malt. Age statement. Most depth, and a long finish.

Him: can smell alot and different flavors. Me: i can smell alcohol alcohol and alcohol

I am a closet liquor snob and my prefference is for the Green. It is super dangerously drinkable and I always stock up when it is on sale. I also like to offer it to newbies as a gateway scotch. Nothing wrong with the black either, for the price it punches well above its weight.

I've tried every one of these and by far, prefer Green Label .

Green label! Definitely. It's a blend of 15, 15 year old single malt quality scotches, 4 of them being popular and highly reviewed: Talisker, Caol Ila, Cragganmore, and Linkwood. The result when you blend high quality scotches is you get one hell of a good aged scotch blend. While there are a few more interesting scotches for a lil bit more price. Green label is still a solid 4/5 rating in my books. And reasonably priced.

In a wine shop Me: how much for a bottle of Blue Label bro? Salesman: 400 USD.. Me: oh that's no problem bro.. give me bottle of Bacardi though..

Black label is the whisky that got me into whisky

Love the green. Love the island green as well--excellent value on that one. Great review, subbed!

My favorite has got to be the Black Label. It has a special place in my heart: first whiskey I ever tried, we celebrated when my brother was hired for his first job! Thanks for the great and informative video.

Excellent review! Answered every question that I ever had about Johnny Walker even though I’ve only ever had Red & Black labels. The Red is my sentimental favorite only because it was the favorite drink of my dearly departed relative who often shared his numerous in WW2 while we sipped on splashes of Red label on the rocks. Thanks for posting.

Legend has it he's still waiting for that finish

Blue is the perfect bottle gift for thank you’s and apologizes. It’s expensive but it doesn’t feel like a bribe

Every second of watching your reviews is worthed👌🏻👌🏻 and how you organize your review is very easy to remember even after a while. Great job✌🏻

IMO, Green is gives the best bang for the buck.

every taste review video should be done blind, so we know they aren't just talking out their ass

Green Label is Talisker, Linkwood, Caol Ila, and Cragganmore in various percentages. No Clynelish. Green is also the best because of a lack of grain.

Got a tasting set for Christmas so watching the review along with it I like the extra facts thrown in on the side

Double Black is my fave in their lineup.

I never really ‘got’ whisky, which is sacrilege as I’m Scottish, but when I tried the Johnnie blue I was converted. Absolutely love it, and opened a lot of doors into the whisky world for me. The most important thing is everyone’s tastes differ, find the whisky that works for you, drink it in a way that works for you, and just enjoy it. Unfortunately my favourite just so happens to be the most expensive in the JW range :-)

I've tried a number of JW whiskies and the Black Label remains my all time favorite. A great tipple for any occasion.

Out of the Walker collection Black Label is my favorite, it's so full-bodied and tasty (especially for it's price range). But outside of that Lagavulin 16, Laphroaig QC and Talisker 10 are my favorites.

Green label fan! Was bummed when they discontinued it for those few years...

You made my mouth water! Double Black- never tried it but will now. Thanks!

My favorite is definitely the Green Label. I was one of the people sad to see it go and elicited when I encountered it in my local Liquor store here in Denver. Thanks for the great lineup review!

As a beginner I love the Black. The only thing is that it almost has no finish. Kinda what you described for the blue label. Otherwise I would preferred over the Gold and the Double Black.

Black or bust! Black is my fav not only because it is priced affordable, but Black is a really good sip on any given day. Good video, thanks for producing.

This is awesome! Huge fan of the Green label. Appreciate the detail and the full lineup. Thanks Jeremy!

I quite like the red with a good dry ginger ale, it’s a bit rough on it’s own but somehow works really well with the dry. Neat, the double black is great value.

The Platinum is one of my absolute favorites, but the Green, Black, and Double Black are great choices as well. Agree with your assessment , well done.

As someone who bought a mini pack of almost all of these except these for the first time,, I can say my favorite thus far was somewhere between the double black label and the gold reserve. I guess their particular tasting notes and aromas just matched well with my palate on that day better than the rest. Blue label was after those, but man, if only it were less expensive. Gold and black label were alright. I'd mark them down at the same rank as blue, but way less killer on my wallet. Red is... something I wouldn't mind mixing into stuff, but maybe not drinking straight.

Great overview and I'd have to agree. For my budget and my tastes, the Black Label is my go to. Green if I'm in a more fruity mood and 18 if I'm splurging.

Green is the best tasting ive been drinking it for years

Enjoyed the concise and educative presentation. Thanks!

This was very helpful, very thorough, logical, and informative. I have now subscribed.

Black Label was a favorite of Christopher Hitchens. The Blue Label tempted Leo McGarry.

I have all the flavors except double black and 18 year old but will try them Thank you I also notice you like the black and blue the most

For me, the Green is usually my go-to out of the range. Just drinking the 200 Celebratory Blend and it’s superb. Cheers.

Nice review, unbias, well articulated nose and palate descriptions. Thanks! I would propably add an extra "1" point to Green Label due to its 43% ABV and longer finish.

Gold and Green are my favourites. Thanks!

Nice review. The whole lineup is fairly diverse. My two favs are green label (always in the cabinet) and the 18 year old for various occasions. I find those two to really be up there for blends, even beating out the blended single malts, like Balvenie doublewood and Macallan triple cask. Both of which I like very much. Throw in some Japanese whiskeys, and the competition gets stiff. Hibiki harmony is another good one, too.

Really helpful and interesting take. Definitely learned a lot.

Thanks for sharing. I like the overview for the nose/taste and the extra infos, also you don't talk too much. Keeping it simple 👍🏻

Double black and green are my fave. Swing is my favorite cheapo.

I'm cognac drinker but I had Blue label from a friend and was amazed how smooth it is. I'm gonna get bottle for my bar

Great video sir I’m just starting my journey with this brand I’m sticking with the black 12 year old enjoying it!! 😊

I have been drinking Black for many many years and find it very satisfactory. I tried Double Black when it first came out and found it superior but not always available for sale. I agree fully about Blue that it is too smooth and not worth the money. Red is really not a good drink.

I've had Red to Gold range but I keep going back to Double Black! I also actually prefer the Red over the standard Black.

12:41 "without a doubt" scotch so good gave him a Scottish accent

I was sad when they stopped making green label for abit. Glad its back. Great video !!

My favorite is the Green, I noticed they used Taliskers in the blend, but I buy the double black far more often just because of the price. The 18 year old is a close third mainly cuz I am cheap

Great job on this video! You really packed in an incredible amount of useful information for someone like me that has been hesitant to delve into the Johnnie Walker lineup. I absolutely love the Clynelish 14, so will be looking for the Green Label next time I purchase. May even try some of the others next time I am out to dinner thanks to your nosing and tasting notes. Cheers!

My go to whiskey has and always will be JW Black Label, whereas on special occasions it was always Blue Label but that changed since Platinum 18 hit the market... Raise Your Glass Gentlemen to your favorite JW!🍷🥂🍷

I have tried the black, double black, and green. All great. Green is lovely and smooth.

Grew up on the black. Loved the blue the few times I had it. Been tempted by the others but haven't had the opportunity to try them. Thanks for the video.

My favorite is Johnnie Black. Never liked the taste of alcohol but the first time I tasted scotch I liked it was Johnnie Black.. I've had Red,Black, Double Black, Swing, Green and Blue but still like the taste of Black the best. Thank you for the video it was enjoyable. Hope I win

My favorite is the Johnnie Walker Black. Can't beat the price and definitely better than the red.

Him: Smells like apple pie Me: Smells like a good time

A totally agree with your Blue and Green notes. Blue has an odd mouth feel in that it is so satin. Blue finish vanishes, and I was as surprised as you seemed to be. Great review. My only comment is that Black has a strong tanned leather note that I think needs mentioning. Maybe it's just my tastebuds, though. Green is my fav, though I haven't tried DB, 18, or Gold. Time to head to lcbo for gold to add to my collection. I see that Diageo has started putting out Mortlach again and will have to comb through your reviews after finding your channel. Cheers!

Green Green Green!!! Great video Jeremy - enjoyed it!

The green is my favorite. The the black has a place in my heart since it was the 1st bottle I bought (could afford) when I was 21 lol.

The 18 year is great. But the Blue is just so complex and interesting. Everything else I totally agree with you on.

Thx for clearing my confusion on which johny to buy...nice video

Nice video. Green label still my go-to on JW line, however Lagavulin 16y is mv all-time favourite.

I bought a sample pack with black through blue (no green)for an overnight train ride I was taking. Fun working through it over the 2 days. 18 and Double Black were my favorite. $40 dollars at Binnys beverage depot

So concise. Thank you.

Great review video to start 2020! Black Label is one of the best value for money scotch’s out there and I now think I need to give the green label a go.

I feel Green Label is the best among the range, considering the cost factor. But Red Label + Club soda is awesome if you are on a budget!!

Great reviews...like you said the Red is supposed to be mixed. Overwhelming citrus if it’s not. Green has always been my favorite in the lineup

Excellent information, can’t wait to grab a green and an 18 year bottle this summer!

Having tried all of them, the best for me is the double black.

Agree that Blue Label is OVERPRICED ... but if you happen to have the opportunity to sip it.. JUST ENJOY IT because it's GREAT!! Then, for a daily basis I settled in the Double Black. Cheers!!

I have been drinking double black and platinum for many years and was my favorite for many years. But recently, I tried Glenmorangie 18 yrs and what a difference. I am not going back to JW. Glenmorangie 18 or 21 is going to be my drink !!

For me Johny walker double black is best. According to it's Age, Taste & Price. Its a perfect, practical, blended scotch whisky.

Some friends and I went through the range once. Then we went a step beyond.: our favorite was when we blended the Double Black with the Blue. Combine a little more smoke with the Blue's mouth feel.

I haven't tried any of the higher end offerings, but I think my favorite is double black. Once in Vienna I found a bottle of red for only 10 Euro. Naturally I snapped that up, even though it's pretty harsh, and having it went completely against the rules of my study abroad program.

I'm a real big fan of the Green Lable!

When you are tasting I can remember my hangover which I had 3days before

I enjoy a whiskey occasionally and have only tried two of these whiskeys, the red and the black. I live in the UK and the red label costs around £12 per 70cl bottle from Asda which is Walmart in the USA. It's a good whiskey if you are using a mixer with it. I like the JW black neat, it costs a bit more and you notice the difference in quality. My favourite all round whiskey of choice is Famous Grouse. I may try some of these other JW whiskeys though in the future.

I'd have to agree the green is the best value. But if you want to ease into peated Scotch, double black is a fine start.

Love the Green label, great review!

Wow, you really make whiskey taste like cake or ice cream 😄. Very nice review honestly; bought the Green and it's really a good whiskey a step up from the Ballentines I personally think

New to the channel and I love the way you understand exactly what I wanted to know well done

Blue too expensive for me, not a fan of the Gold and will only have the Red with coke (coca-cola not cocaine).

For me the best Johnnie Walker price-quality-ratio is the Blender's Batch Red Rye finish. Great stuff for 30 € and you probably get it much cheaper outside Finland. Otherwise I dont buy much Johnnie Walker-products because there are much better options for the same price.

Thanks for the review black an green are my go to. Before it started i could already tell which you enjoy the most lol.

I love Glenrothes I don't hear a lot of talk about it though but each to their own. Well done my friend.

I have a fondness for the black label because it was the first scotch that I ever tried.

my review of johnny walker - nose : smells like whiskey, palate: taste like whiskey. Must drink! :) - I enjoyed this video. I drink black and blue. I can tell the difference between the two but after 5 drinks, everything taste the same.

Let's start with the Red. Ok... I'll give it a fair score. I can drink it. By the end: Everything except the red. It's a mixer. It's dog shit. I'm not drinking it. LOLOLOLOL