LOWLANDS & SPEYSIDE

Scottish Lowland whiskies and Speyside whiskies each offer distinct profiles that appeal to different palates. Lowland whiskies are known for their, floral, and fruity characteristics, often featuring notes of grass, citrus, and gentle spices. In contrast Speyside whiskies are typically richer and more complex, showcasing a wide range of flavors from sweet and vanilla to nuts and sherry. While Lowland whiskies are approachable and refreshing, Spe whiskies often deliver a deeper, more robust experience. Both regions celebrate the art of whisky-making providing enthusiasts with a spectrum of tastes to explore.

THE ART OF BLENDING

Johnnie Walker is celebrated for its masterfully blended whiskies sourced from various regions in Scotland including Speyside and the Scottish Lowlands.

The Speyside whiskies used in Johnnie Walker blends come from renowned distilleries like Cardhu and Glenlivet, known for their rich, sweet flavors and smooth textures that often highlight notes of fruit, honey, and malt.

In contrast, the whiskies from the Scottish Lowlands, including those from distilleries such as Auchentoshan and Glenkinchie, offer a lighter essence, enhancing the overall balance and harmony of the blends.

Through meticulous selection blending of these exceptional regional whiskies, Johnnie Walker crafts iconic that cater to a diverse array of tastes, all while honoring the distinct characteristics of each distillery.

LOWLANDS

Lowland whiskies are known for their light and floral character, often featuring subtle notes of grass, citrus, and gentle spices. These whiskies are typically triple distilled, which contributes to their smoothness approachable flavor profile. With an emphasis on elegance and balance, Lowland whiskies are perfect for those seeking a refreshing and easy-drinking. Whether enjoyed neat or in a cocktail, they offer a delightful introduction to the world of Scotch whisky.

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SPEYSIDE

Speyside is renowned for its exceptional water quality, which plays a crucial role in the whisky-making process.
This pristine water not only enhances the fermentation process but also contributes to the distinctive character and complexity of Speyside whiskies. It's no wonder that many of the world's finest distilleries are located in this picturesque area, where the quality of water is truly unmatched.

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