Johnnie Walker Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky represents the epitome of blending and the pinnacle whisky of the House of Walker. The blend was personally created by James Beveridge, Johnnie Walker's Master Distiller, and is crafted to reflect the style of whiskies produced by Johnnie and Alexander Walker in the 19th century. "I think of blending as being like the process of writing," says Beveridge. "Is the final book just a series of words, a lot of facts and information, or has it been put together with care and attention so that the end result will relate to the person who reads it? If it does, then that, you could argue, is magic blending, like writing, like any creative process, is much more involved in the world of ideas, with trying to connect with the whisky drinker. I like to think that we have made that connection."

Dewar's White Label is a classic. Created in 1899 by Dewar's very first Master Blender, A.J. Cameron, it's one of the best-selling Scotch whiskies in the world. A blend of 40 malt and grain whiskies make up its signature profile that is distinctly Scotch with fruity and honey notes as well as a pleasant smokiness in the background. Its smoothness and accessibility make it a perfect entry point into the world of Scotch. It's perfect on the rocks or in a Scotch and soda.