Johnnie Walker Song of Fire Blended Scotch Whisky Game of Thrones Limited Edition 70cl

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They have icy blue eyes, use spears and weapons forged with ice, and plan to kill everything and turn the world into the undead army. White Walker by Johnnie Walker is best served directly from the freezer as this whisky develops complexity as it warms to room temperature. Refer to the product images or contact us if you have any concerns about the condition of an item on 1800 069 295.

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However, even if you think it’s corny or dumb, it’s what’s on the inside that counts (beautiful words, I know). Talisker was a natural pair for House Greyjoy as this single malt is distilled on the shores of the Isle of Skye, one of the most remote and rugged areas of Scotland. Under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 it is against the law to supply alcohol to a person under the age of 18 years. The whisky producer went on to release a series of eight ‘limited edition’ single malts, each representing one of the Great Houses plus the Night’s Watch.Johnnie Walker says A Song of Ice is crisper, best enjoyed over ice, while A Song of Fire is spicier and good neat. Clynelish, a distillery from the Scottish Northern Highlands, is an important component of the blend. White Walker will debut at frozen distillery pop-ups this Saturday at New York Comic Con, according to the announcement.

Review: Johnnie Walker A Song of Ice and A Song of Fire Review: Johnnie Walker A Song of Ice and A Song of Fire

A Song of Ice was blended from single malts distilled at Clynelish in the northern reaches of Scotland, and the bottle has a Direwolf on it, who is such a good boy. They said the release marks the ninth and ‘final’ release in the Game of Thrones Scotch whiskies collection. Created by whisky specialist George Harper and his team, this whisky features malts from Clynelish (aptly one of the most northern Scotch whisky distilleries) and Cardhu, among others.The taste was something I’ve had a million times throughout my life, but I just couldn’t put my finger on it. A Song of Fire" represents the royal Valyrian bloodline of House Targaryen with a dragon rearing its defiant head on a field of red embers. A crisp and clean taste inspired by ice, best enjoyed as a highball combined with chilled bitter lemon.