Johnny Walker Blue
I noticed most Sky Clubs have Johnny Walker Blue so tonight I asked the bartender how much. He said $30 for a double. He said it used to be $50 for a single but nobody was buying it. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. In the terminal Dewars White will cost you 11 or 12 for a single.
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Not too recently I had 34 for a double at a hotel bar, so not a bad deal IMO.
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I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
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Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28334994)
I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
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Originally Posted by andyh64000
(Post 28334825)
I noticed most Sky Clubs have Johnny Walker Blue so tonight I asked the bartender how much. He said $30 for a double. He said it used to be $50 for a single but nobody was buying it. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. In the terminal Dewars White will cost you 11 or 12 for a single.
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Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28334994)
I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
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Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28334994)
I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
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Originally Posted by Fraser
(Post 28335247)
As with everything in life that's completely subjective.
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Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28334994)
I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
However... to my mind it is just there. If you are the sort that wants a point of view from your whisky, then you will probably be underwhelmed and might want to seek out single malts. As to whether it is "worth the price"... The whiskey market has gotten kind of stupid so it might even be considered a bargain compared to Yamazaki 25 or Pappy. |
This seems in line with the reported price of $20 for Pappy (though age unknown).
Not bad for a double especially if you are grabbing a couple pre flight drinks in the SC before hopping onto a TATL and going right to bed (okay maybe after a Woodford) |
Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28335322)
I mean, will I be completely blown away compared to Black Label, or a Macallan (12 or 15)?
My my father is a big whiskey drinker. Has no problem dropping $1000+ per bottle on single malts from long gone distilleries and it can take him years to track down some of them. To to him all blends are meh. So you can't really compare Macallan (his go to for "cooking whiskey") with a blend. i have literally zero appreciation for scotch but have had JW Blue and Coke which was alright..I guess |
Originally Posted by Fraser
(Post 28335349)
Still subjective!
My my father is a big whiskey drinker. Has no problem dropping $1000+ per bottle on single malts from long gone distilleries and it can take him years to track down some of them. To to him all blends are meh. So you can't really compare Macallan (his go to for "cooking whiskey") with a blend. I have literally zero appreciation for scotch but have had JW Blue and Coke which was alright..I guess |
Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28335366)
:eek:
The Blue was the sacrificial lamb when I fancied a whiskey and Coke. |
JW Blue is a good blend. $30 for a double is a good price.
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Originally Posted by WWads
(Post 28334994)
I've never had it. Is it worth the price?
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