Johnnie Walker Blenders Batch No 1 Red Rye Finish Scotch Whisky 700ml Bottle

Nose: Exceptionally run of the mill workhorse" mixed scotch - a solid ethanol smell from the energetic grain whisky in addition to some slight notes of enthusiasm from a little level of malt. Vanilla and a positive heated oat fragrance (that is the rye impact). There is a trace of oak on the button however it needs profundity. Sense of taste: Commanded by a flavor rather like ginger-nut treats and extremely solid pleasantness. This sweet character is it's demise as it is anything but a delicate nectar pleasantness but instead like straight-up sugar which turns into somewhat cloying after a few measures. Similarly that Twofold Dark resembles Dark Name built with a liberal portion of smoke on top this resembles Red Name blinged-up with a great deal of rather safe rye fragrances and flavors. Finish: short. Very little occurs by any stretch of the imagination. Having come up short on blending whisky I got a jug of this at the neighborhood alcohol shop today. I'd saw it on the racks for some time however never got around to attempting it. More or less it's an alternate turn on Red Name. I can perceive what the blenders were focusing on yet to me it comes up short on the basic trustworthiness of Red Name (which I wouldn't fret at all as a blender) and attempts to pick up unpredictability from the pleasantness. It additionally forfeits the fruity and marginally smoky notes of Red Mark. IMHO they would have been exceptional off giving it some hot zest in the completion rather than so much pleasantness. This is most likely a decent blending whisky for acquainting whiskey consumers with scotch. The nose is scotch with traces of whiskey and the sense of taste is whiskey with traces of scotch. "Satisfactory" : 2 stars"

This is the base evaluated bourbon in my assortment. It appears to be correct yet by one way or another unjustifiable. Its not only an ordinary Scotch all sharp malt whiffs of natural product for the blessed. The red rye finish really includes something extremely delectable as buttered nectar on toasted rye. Dont blow a wad of money on this yet dont belittle either.