The heritage of johnny Walker whiskies dates to 1820 when John Walker opened a small shop in Kilmarnock in Scotland and began selling Scotch Whiskey. John Walker made a name for himself by mastering the art of blending single malt whiskies from distilleries all across Scotland to create a very high quality whiskey, much better than each of the single malt whiskey. Much like wine, Scotch whisky is identified by the region in which it is made. There are four regions in all: Highland, Lowland, Islay and Campbeltown. These last two were sometimes combined and some simply refer to Eastern and Western Malts. In more recent times, the Highland Region has been sub-divided into northern, eastern, Island, and a further sub-division, Speyside, has become a region onto itself. Johnny Walker Blue Label is an authentic re-creation of an original 19th century blend available only to John Walker's most valued customers. Available in very limited quantities each bottle has its own serial number.

Jack Daniel's is honouring one of their biggest fans with his very own limited edition - the Sinatra Select. In anticipation of Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday in 2015, the Sinatra Select comes inside a stylish bottle and with a gift box that features a ribbon with the star's favourite colour, orange, and a special "hat" logo. The whiskey is aged in "Sinatra Barrels" - barrels that have been specially crafted to let the whiskey come into contact with even more oak than usual, which results in a rich amber colour, a fuller flavour and a smooth, bold character - just like Frank Sinatra himself. Bottled at 90 proof, this premium whiskey is the perfect addition to any bar.