| Grape Variety | No |
|---|---|
| Type | Scotch Whisky |
| Country | Scotland |
| Body | Full |
| Region | No |
| Brands | JOHNNIE WALKER |
| Alcohol Volume | 40 |
A Song of Ice is a blended Scotch inspired by the Direwolves used as the sigil for the House of Stark.
Containing malt whisky from Clynelish distillery, the blend is described as having a ‘crisp, clean taste’ with a ‘green and grassy’ flavour and notes of ‘vanilla and tropical fruit’.
Bottled at 40.2% abv, the expression is said to be best served cold over ice.
Johnnie Walker A Song of Fire meanwhile, is inspired by the dragons commanded by Daenerys Targaryen, also known as the ‘Mother of Dragons’.
Containing peated malt whisky from Caol Ila distillery, the blend is said to feature ‘subtle smoke tempered by a rich, rounded sweetness’, and is bottled at 40.8% abv.
