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About Jane Walker by Johnnie Walker from Master ABOUT THE CRAFTSWOMEN PROGRAM Diageo, a global leader in beverage alcohol, is proud to announce the launch of its Craftswomen campaign, celebrating the talented, bold and pioneering women who make some of the world’s most beloved spirits. From Johnnie Walker Master Blender Emma Walker to Bulleit Blender Eboni Major, Crown Royal Master Whisky Blender Joanna Scandella and Ron Zacapa Master Blender Lorena Vasquez, as well as Buchanan’s Master Blender Maureen Robinson, Cascade Hollow General Manager and Distiller Nicole Austin, and many others, these skilled Craftswomen are creating spirits enjoyed around the world and are among the diverse blenders leading the industry. In Spring 2020, Diageo introduced two new limited-edition whisky innovations—including the new Jane Walker by Johnnie Walker from Master Blender Emma Walker. ABOUT JANE WALKER BY JOHNNIE WALKER FROM MASTER BLENDER EMMA WALKER First introduced in March 2018, The Jane Walker icon is the Johnnie Walker brand’s first female iteration of the iconic Striding Man logo. In 2020, Jane Walker returns on a new Blended Scotch Whisky created by Emma Walker. The delicious limited-edition whisky heroes Cardhu, a Single Malt at the heart of Johnnie Walker blends and a distillery that flourished under the leadership of Elizabeth Cumming. This pioneering woman played a significant role in Johnnie Walker history when she sold the Cardhu distillery to the Walker family in 1893. TASTING NOTES The new Jane Walker by Johnnie Walker from Master Blender Emma Walker is a Blended Malt Scotch Whisky aged ten years and well-rounded & smooth, featuring notes of ripe orchard fruit and white peaches, which develop into hints of baked apple and sweet cream, with a lingering dark chocolate finish. Volume: 750ml SRP: $38 ABV: 41.9% Please Drink Responsibly. JANE WALKER BY JOHNNIE WALKER Blended Scotch Whisky. 41.9% Alc/Vol. Imported by Diageo, New York, NY..
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