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Johnnie Walker Blue Label Review and Tasting
Whisky and Whiskey (it depends on where it’s from) have been an important part of cultures around the world from time immemorial. Whiskey is a part of the very fabric of Western society, and in most places, is as common and accessible as beer.
Like Jazz and wine, snobs have predictably hijacked whiskey appreciation, spoiling our natural, common connection with it and creating a false dichotomy of “good whiskey” and “bad whiskey.”
It’s time to break through the emotional bias with facts and science. That’s what this school is about.
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label Review and TastingDuration
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label Review and Tasting00:10 hour(s)
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