The Oban distillery sits beneath the steep cliff that overlooks the bay in the frontier between the west Highlands and the Islands of Scotland, separating land and sea, just as Castle Black, home of The Night’s Watch, sits between Westeros and the lands beyond The Wall. Some of the single malts, like the Greyjoy Talisker, Tyrell Clynelish and the Lannister Lagavulin were quite good. Inspired by the terrifying “White Walkers” from the popular HBO series Game of Thrones, whisky expert George Harper – together with Johnnie Walker’s master blenders – created a whisky that centered around to Freezing North from the series.

Game of Thrones Whiskey - Empire

Bursting with fresh tropical fruits like papaya and mango that subsides into a creamy vanilla character. The bottle is "pretty", but not elaborated at all, normal Johnny with a blue eye after being in the freezer.A crisp and clean taste inspired by ice, best enjoyed as a highball combined with chilled bitter lemon. White Walker will debut at frozen distillery pop-ups this Saturday at New York Comic Con, according to the announcement. Johnnie Walker White Walker is a limited edition blended scotch whisky dedicated to the TV show Game of Thrones (GoT). However, even if you think it’s corny or dumb, it’s what’s on the inside that counts (beautiful words, I know). Johnnie Walker parent, Diageo announced on Monday that its Scotch whisky brand officially launched a line of GOT-inspired whiskies.

Johnnie Walker Game of Thrones White Walker Blended Scotch

Clynelish, a distillery from the Scottish Northern Highlands, is an important component of the blend. A continued collaboration with HBO, these limited edition whisky blends are inspired by the iconic and powerful houses of Westeros – House Stark and House Targaryen – and are successors to the White Walker by Johnnie Walker limited edition blend launched in 2018.

Apart from annual releases, duty free exclusives and country specific limited editions, we occasionally source old and rare Johnnie Walker's from private sellers. Similar to Robert Baratheon ruling the Seven Kingdoms upon the Iron throne, Royal Lochnagar was deemed a whisky worthy of a royal family as it was granted a Royal Warrant after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the distillery in 1848.