White Walker by Johnnie Walker

Nose - vanilla, caramel, cinnamon, sugary sweetness Taste - lemon, vanilla, and some oak spice Finish - very thin, fades to a spicy after burn

Nose Grain, melon, vanilla Palate Floral Cream Melon Caramel Raspberries (when cold) Spice at end

A chill-filtered blend of Cardhu and Clynelish, this one benefits from being served ice cold. Heavy vanilla, rich and smooth. While certainly not a favorite, still a fun change-of-pace novelty dram from JW.

Beautiful bottle. Beautiful tv series. Not so great whisky. This Johnnie Walker White Walker edition is a special limited edition with a Game Of Thrones theme. The most interesting thing is that it is highly collectible and when you put it on the freezer the whole bottle reveals an icy format, and the words "Winter is Here" appears. Nice packaging. Bottled at 41.7% abv, pale straw color. Well.... this is grain whisky. It smells like grain whisky and tastes like grain whisky. On the nose: grain whisky profile. Corn, vanilla, fresh fields of corn, grass, a cheap citric note and a very dim note of chocolate. On the palate, same grainy profile: Herbal, Grassy, Lots of grain, Oily and creamy, Corn, it feels Very young, Malty, Chocolate. Aftertaste is short with ginger spice. Overall its like an alternative to Johnnie Walker Red Label, a very young whisky with lots of grain influence. Best to keep the bottle closed for your collection and nothing more. 62 over 100.

Trash. Could not even finish a glass.

Soft, sweet, candy. Not very complex, but easy drinking and accessible.

I'm a die-hard GOT fan and a good friend gifted me this. At the time (several months back) I wasn't a whiskey/bourbon drinker per se, but I remember the harsh burn with subtle vanilla. Present day seemed a bit smoother, but lacked any complexity. One dimensional for sure. Leather and oak and very subtle vanilla. A gimmick through and through, but at least the bottle had a cool factor to it.

It's just not very good

Served as recommended, out of the freezer. Nose - some vanilla and Apple, some spice... Cold glass feels nice in my hand, like having a cocktail. Palate - bitterness prominent at first, rounds out a little as drank, but fairly one dimensional. Vanilla notes hiding in the background. Finish - slightly harsh, somewhat like Danaerys's massacre of Kings landing, which happens to be what I'm watching as I drink this, so I may be slightly skewed. It does however change into a subtle sweetness, not unlike a Canadian whisky.... Or is it the reunification of Cercei and Jamie Lannister I'm tasting? Overall, probably best served as a component of a cocktail such as a rusty nail, or at least enjoyed with a large helping of Game of Thrones.

Better than expected! Toffee, baked goods, spice.