White Walker by Johnnie Walker

Cold vs warm tasting. Warm version has a nose of caramel, ripe brandy fruits, caramel, and butterscotch, slight smoke. On the cold version smoke is predominating. On the taste, the warm version begins with ethanol warmth, some grain and caramel sweetness and a moderate short decay of flavor featuring caramel, grain, and smoke. Cold, the flavor of butterscotch is present, a small touch of peat, and a prunish/raisin quality. Ethanol heat remarkably less on cold version.

Just ok.

Vanilla and a plasticy PVC smell on the nose. Mild oak and vanilla character on the palate with more plastic. Not impressed with the contents of the bottle, but the bottle itself is pretty cool.