Johnnie Walker Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky – 70cl
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky – 75cl
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Cities Of The Future London 2220 Edition Blended Scotch Whisky – 1L
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Cities Of The Future Singapore 2220 Edition Blended Scotch Whisky – 1L
Johnnie Walker Blue Label Elusive Umami Limited Edition Blended Scotch Whisky – 75cl
Johnnie Walker Double Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky – 70cl
Johnnie Walker Gold Label Reserve Blended Scotch Whisky – 70cl
Johnnie Walker Green Label 15 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky - 70cl
Johnnie Walker Red Label – 70cl
Johnnie Walker Whisky
The world's best-selling Scotch — built by John Walker in a Kilmarnock grocery store in 1820, defined by the iconic square bottle, slanted label, Striding Man and the 'Keep Walking' motto, and drawn from the Four Corners of Scotland: Cardhu, Caol Ila, Glenkinchie and Talisker. The Red, Black, Double Black, Green 15, Gold, XR 21 and Blue Label, delivered free across Singapore.
Buy Johnnie Walker in Singapore
The Liquid Collection stocks the live Johnnie Walker range available in Singapore — the iconic colour-coded core (Red Label, Black Label, Double Black, Green Label 15, Gold Label Reserve), the prestige Blue Label and XR 21, and rotating limited editions including the Blue Label Year of the Dragon, Cities of the Future and Ghost & Rare series. Johnnie Walker is the world's best-selling Scotch whisky and a defining producer in our wider Blended Scotch and Scotch Whisky ranges.
Every bottle ships free across Singapore with no minimum order. Browse the range above, or explore the alternative blended Scotch tradition at Chivas Regal, the great Speyside houses at The Glenlivet, The Macallan and The Balvenie, or the smoky Island malts that drive the Johnnie Walker style at Islay.
From Kilmarnock grocer to global icon
In 1820, a fourteen-year-old boy named John Walker inherited a small farm in the Scottish Lowlands. Rather than work it, he sold it, and used the proceeds to open a grocery shop on King Street in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. Walker stocked spices, exotic teas, fine wines and — like many Scottish grocers of the era — single malt whisky in cask. But the whisky he sold was inconsistent: cask-to-cask variation in single malt at the time was severe, and customers regularly returned dissatisfied bottles. Walker began experimenting with blending different malts together to create a more consistent, smoother house style, and over time the blend became the most successful product in the shop.
It was John's son Alexander who turned the family blend into a global brand. In 1860, Alexander Walker patented one of the most important design innovations in spirits history: the square bottle. The shape allowed more bottles per shipping crate, dramatically reduced breakage during long sea voyages, and — paired with a 24-degree slanted label that maximised visibility on the shoulder — made Johnnie Walker the first Scotch whisky designed to be exported. By the time Alexander's sons Alexander II and George Walker formally rebranded the family blend as "Johnnie Walker" in 1908 and established the colour-coded range in 1909 — Red, Black, and White — the brand was already on its way to becoming the world's best-selling Scotch whisky. It has held that title ever since.
Why Johnnie Walker — the blend
The Four Corners of Scotland
Every Johnnie Walker blend begins with single malts from four core distilleries — known as the Four Corners of Scotland. Cardhu, in the heart of Speyside, is the spiritual home of Johnnie Walker — acquired by John Walker & Sons in 1893 — and contributes the honeyed, fruity character. Caol Ila on Islay brings the trademark peat smoke. Glenkinchie in the Lowlands adds grassy lightness and floral lift. Talisker on the Isle of Skye contributes coastal pepper, sea spray and rounded smoke. In 2018, the bicentenary of the brand, the Four Corners distilleries were renovated as flagship visitor experiences — formal recognition of their central role in the Johnnie Walker story.
The Striding Man and Keep Walking
The Striding Man — Johnnie Walker's iconic top-hatted figure — was sketched in 1908 by cartoonist Tom Browne over a brandy lunch with George Walker, founder John Walker's grandson. Originally the figure walked left to right; in 1999, the brand reversed his direction as part of the launch of the "Keep Walking" campaign, signalling the brand's forward motion into a new century. "Keep Walking" replaced the older motto "Born 1820, Still Going Strong" and remains Johnnie Walker's defining tagline worldwide. The Striding Man, the slanted label, the square bottle and the colour code together form one of the most recognised brand identities in any spirits category.
The Johnnie Walker house style — smoky, bold, complex
Across the range, Johnnie Walker is defined by West Coast and Island peat smoke. The trademark Johnnie Walker character — dry smoke, leather, dark fruit, vanilla, honey and a long smoky finish — runs through every expression in the colour-coded range, from the bright, light smoke of Red Label to the layered, refined peat of Blue Label. It is the smoky, bold, complex counterpart to the softer, fruit-and-honey style of Chivas Regal — the two between them representing the two great traditions of modern blended Scotch whisky.
Younger expressions like Red Label work beautifully in the classic Johnnie Walker Highball — Scotch, soda water, ice, lemon — or as the malt component in cocktails. Black Label and Double Black work over a single large ice cube. Green Label, Gold Reserve, XR 21 and Blue Label reward slow drinking neat from a tulip glass with a few drops of water. The colour-coded range is, by design, a complete journey through the spectrum of Scotch whisky styles.
The Johnnie Walker range
Johnnie Walker vs Chivas Regal — the two great Scotch blends
Johnnie Walker and Chivas Regal between them dominate the global blended Scotch market, but they sit at opposite ends of the stylistic spectrum. Chivas — built around honeyed, fruity Strathisla single malt — is richer, smoother, more generous, with softer fruit-and-honey character and noticeably less smoke. Johnnie Walker — built around Cardhu malt and a heavier proportion of smoky Islay and West Coast malts (Caol Ila, Talisker) — is drier, bolder, with more pronounced peat smoke, leather and oak. The two represent the two great traditions of modern blended Scotch whisky: Chivas the elegant Speyside gentleman, Johnnie Walker the bold smoky striding traveller. Most blended Scotch drinkers eventually own bottles from both.
Awards and global recognition
Johnnie Walker is the most awarded Scotch whisky brand in the world. Black Label has been named Best Standard Blended Scotch at the International Spirits Challenge multiple times. Blue Label has collected gold at the World Whiskies Awards consistently across two decades. Green Label 15 has been recognised as the benchmark blended malt at the IWSC. The XR 21 received double gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition upon its modern reintroduction. Beyond the awards, Johnnie Walker's defining achievement is one of scale: more than 200 years of unbroken production, sold in over 180 countries, and a brand identity — the square bottle, slanted label, Striding Man, "Keep Walking" — that is among the most recognised in any consumer category in the world.
Johnnie Walker FAQ
What is Johnnie Walker?
Johnnie Walker is the world's best-selling and most-recognised blended Scotch whisky brand, sold in over 180 countries. Founded by John Walker as a grocery store in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire in 1820, it became a whisky house under his son Alexander Walker — who in 1860 invented the now-iconic square bottle and slanted label. The colour-coded range (Red, Black, Double Black, Green, Gold, Blue) was established in 1909 and remains the global reference for blended Scotch whisky.
What is the difference between the Johnnie Walker labels?
The Johnnie Walker colour code reflects different blend styles and age statements. Red Label is the no-age-statement everyday blend, the world's best-selling Scotch. Black Label is a 12-year-old premium standard, made from around 40 different malt and grain whiskies. Double Black is a smokier, more West-Coast-influenced version of Black Label. Green Label is a 15-year-old pure malt (single malts only) drawing on the Four Corners distilleries. Gold Label Reserve is a luxurious no-age-statement gift bottle. Blue Label is the prestige expression — drawn from rare casks at a ratio of one in every ten thousand. XR 21 is a long-aged 21 Year Old blend.
What does Johnnie Walker taste like?
Johnnie Walker's house style is built around West Coast and Island peat smoke — the trademark Johnnie Walker character that runs through the entire range. The signature notes are dry smoke, leather, dark fruit, vanilla, honey and a long, smoky finish. Younger expressions like Red Label are bright and lightly smoky; Black Label introduces the full 12-year smoke-and-fruit balance; Double Black amplifies the West Coast peat; Green Label adds the rich complexity of single malts only; Gold Label softens with honeyed sweetness; Blue Label reaches the most refined peat-and-sherry depth in the range.
What are the Four Corners of Scotland in Johnnie Walker?
The Four Corners of Scotland are the four single malt distilleries that form the heart of every Johnnie Walker blend: Cardhu (Speyside, the spiritual home), Caol Ila (Islay), Glenkinchie (Lowland), and Talisker (Skye, Island). In 2018 — Johnnie Walker's bicentenary year — Diageo invested heavily in these four distilleries as visitor experiences, recognising their central role in the Johnnie Walker story. Each contributes a distinct character: Cardhu's honeyed Speyside fruit, Caol Ila's Islay peat smoke, Glenkinchie's grassy Lowland lightness, Talisker's coastal pepper and sea spray.
Why is the Johnnie Walker bottle square?
The square bottle is the design Alexander Walker — son of founder John Walker — patented in 1860. The shape allowed more bottles per shipping crate, reduced breakage during long sea voyages, and made Johnnie Walker more efficient to export globally. The 24-degree slanted label was added at the same time, providing more visible space for the brand on the shoulder of the bottle. Together, the square bottle and slanted label became the design innovation that made Johnnie Walker the first truly global Scotch whisky brand.
What is the Johnnie Walker Striding Man?
The Striding Man is the iconic Johnnie Walker logo — a top-hatted, monocled gentleman walking with a cane. It was sketched in 1908 by cartoonist Tom Browne over a lunch with George Walker, founder John Walker's grandson. Originally the figure walked from left to right; in 1999, it was reversed to face right-to-left as part of the launch of the "Keep Walking" campaign, signalling the brand's forward motion. The Striding Man and the "Keep Walking" motto remain Johnnie Walker's defining brand identity worldwide.
How does Johnnie Walker compare to Chivas Regal?
Johnnie Walker and Chivas Regal between them dominate the global blended Scotch market, but they sit at opposite ends of the stylistic spectrum. Chivas — built around honeyed, fruity Strathisla single malt — is richer, smoother, more generous, with softer fruit-and-honey character and noticeably less smoke. Johnnie Walker — built around Cardhu malt and a heavier proportion of smoky Islay and West Coast malts — is drier, bolder, more pronounced peat smoke and oak. The two represent the two great traditions of blended Scotch: Chivas the elegant Speyside gentleman, Johnnie Walker the bold smoky striding traveller.
Is Johnnie Walker a good gift?
Yes — Johnnie Walker is one of the most universally respected whisky gifts in the world. Red Label is the entry gift bottle; Black Label 12 is the considered everyday choice; Double Black and Green Label 15 are the connoisseur picks; Gold Label Reserve is the standard premium gift; XR 21, Blue Label and the Blue Label limited editions (Year of the Dragon, Cities of the Future, Ghost & Rare) are reserved for the most significant occasions. See our wider gifts selection for presentation options.
Do you deliver Johnnie Walker across Singapore?
Yes. Free delivery anywhere in Singapore with no minimum order. Standard lead time is 3 working days.