John Walker & Sons King George V Scotchn 1820, John Walker started out in business with a single small shop, but he always had big ambitions. Just over a century later, John Walker & Sons was awarded a Royal Warrant by King George V. By then, Johnnie Walker was already well on its way to becoming the worlds most popular Scotch Whisky. Becoming a supplier to the Royal Household was an important step on that journey. John Walker & Sons King George V commemorates the granting of the Royal

Stiùireadair (pronounced ‘stew-rahdur’ and means ‘helmsman’ in Scots Gaelic) is the latest member of the Bunnahabhain crew

slowly fading to expose the clean American oak foundation

opens into a sweet

which actually produce enough heat not only to make their lovely peated whisky

without being aggressive on the palate

one with 21% rye and the other with 35% rye

a great sipper neat or on the rocks

Drink Hacker

Full body and finishes with lots of spice

it was soon after acquired by Pappy Van Winkle for $10

bringing finish-like flavors and additional maturity

INSPIRED BY THE FAMED MASKED WRESTLERS OF MEXICO