Johnnie Walker Swing - b. 1980s - 750ml





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Johnnie Walker Swing, a 750 ml bottle at 43% ABV, produced in Scotland in the 1980s as part of a mixed lot with original packaging.
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This lot is offered multiple times by the seller, therefore the bottle(s) that you receive may be different from the one(s) displayed in the picture, but the condition will be identica
I have followed your instructions, please check.
This bottle is very complete, the best choice for collection
This version is purchased duty-free in Hong Kong.
Swing 1980
With its distinctive square bottle, its label angled precisely at 24° and the iconic Striding Man, Johnnie Walker is the world's best selling Scotch whisky retailing more than 20 million cases a year. It was first created in Kilmarnock in 1865 and is now available in almost every country in the world with the establishment of significant 'Houses' across Asia. Between 1906 & 1909 John Walker's grandsons introduced the colour names which the bottles still bear to this day with the Blue Label - introduced in 1992 - being the rarest.
Named for the unique bottle, in which an irregular base allows it to rock slightly back and forth. It features an elevated amount of Speyside malts, balanced by malts from the northern Highlands and Islay.
750ml 43%
This lot is offered multiple times by the seller, therefore the bottle(s) that you receive may be different from the one(s) displayed in the picture, but the condition will be identica
I have followed your instructions, please check.
This bottle is very complete, the best choice for collection
This version is purchased duty-free in Hong Kong.
Swing 1980
With its distinctive square bottle, its label angled precisely at 24° and the iconic Striding Man, Johnnie Walker is the world's best selling Scotch whisky retailing more than 20 million cases a year. It was first created in Kilmarnock in 1865 and is now available in almost every country in the world with the establishment of significant 'Houses' across Asia. Between 1906 & 1909 John Walker's grandsons introduced the colour names which the bottles still bear to this day with the Blue Label - introduced in 1992 - being the rarest.
Named for the unique bottle, in which an irregular base allows it to rock slightly back and forth. It features an elevated amount of Speyside malts, balanced by malts from the northern Highlands and Islay.
750ml 43%

