Johnnie Walker Blue Label - City of the Future - BERLIN 2220 EDITION
Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Cities of the Future 2220 Limited edition design, is the shared vision of Johnnie Walker and Luke Halls, the renowned digital artist. Together, Johnnie Walker and Luke Halls have crafted an innovative collaboration to create inspired territories, imagining what some of the world’s most iconic cities may look like 200 years from now. This limited edition is a utopian vision of Berlin in 2220.
Rolling waves of rich spice give way to a deep surge of vanilla sweetness and honey. Caramel and hazelnuts course through dark chocolate before ending a luxuriously long, smoky finish.
The award-winning* depth of character in Johnnie Walker Blue Label makes it a great way for people to discover and explore our rich world of flavour. Johnnie Walker Blue Label is best enjoyed neat, with a glass of chilled water on the side.
The rare whiskies, intricate craft and innovative collaboration of Johnnie Walker and Luke Halls, make this limited edition design the perfect gift to give to the ones who keep walking.
Scan the front of the bottle with your smartphone to immerse yourself in the future.
Mellow and rounded. A dry smokiness mingles with raisin sweetness.
A first sip reveals a velvety mouthfeel, as rolling waves of rich spice give way to a deep surge of vanilla sweetness and honey. Caramel and hazelnuts course through dark chocolate.
A uniquely long, luxurious finish of smoke, pepper and a hint of spice.
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