Johnnie Walker Explorers Club Collection The Royal Route, Oak Cask, 40%

Name: Johnnie Walker Explorers Club Collection The Royal Route, Oak Cask, 40%
Brand: Johnnie Walker
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)

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Johnnie Walker Explorers Club Collection The Royal Route is a blended Scotch whisky inspired by the historic royal trading route from Persia and the Near East, made from selected Johnnie Walker reserve whiskies for a rich, opulent character.

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Type: Blended Whisky
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ABV: 40%
Volume: 75cl
Distillery: Johnnie Walker
Origin: Scotland

Cask type: Oak
Bottling: Official Bottling
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Single cask: No
Non-chill filtered: No
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Limited edition: No
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Series highlights: Johnnie Walker Explorers Club Collection; The Royal Route is described as the pinnacle or most opulent variant of the series.
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Nose: Rich stewed and dried fruit with malty toffee sweetness.
Palate: Intense, layered dried fruit, toffee and soft woody sweetness.
Finish: Long, restrained and aromatic with wisps of smoke.

88 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

CinnamonCloud10 Sept

88 / 100

This blend makes its case through contrast rather than volume. Rich stewed and dried fruit meet malty toffee sweetness on the nose, while the palate brings more dried fruit and toffee alongside soft woody sweetness. The oak cask detail is useful, though it needn’t be put in charge of every flavour. What interests me more is the shift from an intense, layered palate to a finish described as long and restrained, with just wisps of smoke. I tend to favour dried fruit and gentle wood character, so that balance suits my taste. The smoke gets a modest role at the end; it doesn’t have to deliver a speech.

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