Johnnie Walker Swing Whisky

Created by Sir Alexander Walker in 1932 for wealthy passengers aboard transatlantic ocean liners — its signature rounded base rocks with the ship's motion without spilling a drop, even tilted to 45 degrees, giving the whisky its name. The blend draws on up to 35 malt and grain whiskies with a higher proportion of Speyside, giving pronounced fruity sweetness — an especially smooth, luxurious expression. Johnnie Walker began as a grocer's shop opened by John Walker in Kilmarnock, Scotland, in 1820. Finding single malts of the day inconsistent, he began blending them to achieve a whisky that tasted the same every time. His son Alexander and grandson Alexander II built the brand into what is today the world's best-selling Scotch whisky.