Much better than the cheap classic oils they sell. And although many say that Jameson black is better, it's a matter of taste. I liked this one more. It feels like pure whiskey and doesn't have that burning alcohol sensation. Special very good

No matter what you say, nothing compares to Johnny Black! A stable value, pure alcohol. You convince yourself that single malts are better and that anything else is an acquired taste. Prices for all products have gone up, especially in Greece where we have no measure and control over price gouging, but Johnny Black and Cardhu will always work with everyone and everything!

Rich and creamy in the mouth with tobacco undertones... and in terms of scents, Vanilla and wood prevail. I highly recommend it without hesitation

Honest whiskey for its money... Sweet and smoky together!!! Worth having for a HOME BAR... I repeat, not for first choice, but for a bar

There are better options for the money. It is, of course, a matter of personal preference. Slightly acidic for a twelve-year-old. Almost odorless except for a slight smell of caramel and alcohol.

By far the worst twelve-year-old I have ever drunk. Strong alcohol in the nose, crazy burning when you swallow it, what were they thinking when they released it? For the same, or even less money, you can get much better whiskies, I won't even start listing them, I'll be here all night. Only good as a gift if you're in a hurry to make someone outside the game happy that they got a twelve-year-old. It's still a shame though. Where Johnny Walker goes, I run in the opposite direction. Stay away, my dear ones.

The black definitely differs in quality from the red.
Which simply cannot be drunk.
The black has a unique taste that I cannot describe... the same goes for its aroma... I consider it to be a decent whiskey that is enjoyable to drink.

Smoky as it should be, but be careful... To have a full taste and aftertaste, you need a splash of ice-cold carbonated mineral water and a cube of high-quality ice. It pairs perfectly with red grape butterscotch and smoked cheeses...

There are much better options for the money. Nothing special in terms of taste and with a hint of tobacco and alcohol at the end. Definitely better than the red.

A mediocre 12-year-old that doesn't offer anything special in taste and aroma. At this price, there are many other whiskies that are exceptional.

A whiskey that leaves you with a sweet taste without any specific aromas standing out. Much better than the red one, but at the 12-year mark and in terms of price, there are other options that I prefer in terms of taste.

Certainly there are whiskies that are more complex and abundant, but the old good Johnnie Black never disappoints you. It is sweet and slightly smoky and definitely one of the top in its category.