Johnnie Walker
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Sep 13, 2026
H.A. ConradHOST
fact that they're going to unknown territory or at least semi-unknown territory to do business with somebody called the traitor.
H.A. ConradHOST
And the only thing they know about the traitor is that this person somehow produced a bottle of Johnny Walker blue.
Stuart TiffinHOST
That's the only thing that they know.
Stuart TiffinHOST
That is all they know.
Stuart TiffinHOST
There's some off-screen exposition from the kid who had the Johnny Walker.
Stuart TiffinHOST
Also, how about that product placement?
H.A. ConradHOST
Oh, yeah, totally.
Laurence WhyattGUEST
So that's why spirits have this much bigger pricing ladder.
Laurence WhyattGUEST
Take a brand like Johnny Walker.
Laurence WhyattGUEST
So Johnny Walker, one of the biggest Scotch brands in the world, You've got everything from Johnny Walker Red, which in the UK is in the order of £25 a bottle, going up to just in the main part of the portfolio, Johnny Walker Blue, which today is about £200 a bottle.
Laurence WhyattGUEST
So just within that one brand, you've got close to a 10x pricing ladder.
Laurence WhyattGUEST
And you don't see that in many consumer categories.
Weerd BeardHOST
So when you see blended whiskey, most people know about blended scotch.
Weerd BeardHOST
Your Chevis Regals, your Dewars, actually your Johnny Walkers.
Weerd BeardHOST
Johnny Walkers are almost all blends.
Weerd BeardHOST
There might be a few singles, but not.
Weerd BeardHOST
But blended essentially means that all the whiskey is not from that one, the distillery that is bottling it.
Randy WangHOST
And I'm sure they go for the good stuff.
Randy WangHOST
How much Johnnie Walker Blue do you think is consumed in Sacramento?
John PhillipsHOST
Have you ever been up there during the week?
Randy WangHOST
I have not.
Jeff DuttonHOST
West also has one called Campfire, but High West bourbon.
Jeff DuttonHOST
I was going to use Johnny Walker Red, but that's scotch, is it not? That's a different flavor.
Jeff DuttonHOST
I'm not looking for it.
Jeff DuttonHOST
You're allowed.
Jeff DuttonHOST
But the idea of – I don't buy Red Label.
Jeff DuttonHOST
I don't know why I have this Red Label.
Jeff DuttonHOST
But people say like, use Black Label if you like the taste of Johnny Walker Black.
Jeff DuttonHOST
Use Red Label if you're mixing drinks.
Kenny ColemanHOST
But now India is starting to creep up in those conversations, and that's because India might be one of the last frontiers of being able to make bourbon a very large category.
Kenny ColemanHOST
I mean, you've listened to us on the show before, India is the largest drinking whiskey population in the world, and, but over there, it's Indian whiskey and Johnnie Walker.
Ryan CecilHOST
Yeah.
Kenny ColemanHOST
So it is gonna take a lot of marketing effort to be able to get those people on board and thinking about bourbon, and to drop the price down very significantly to be able to compete in that market, because you're not gonna be talking to the oligarchs of the world over there, right? Like, you need to get the general populace behind it.
Richard PatersonGUEST
Blend your whiskey like wine Mackay, soft, elegant.
Richard PatersonGUEST
But what I like about these kind of blends, OK, you've got Johnny Walker, which a massive, massive blended around the world like the Black Label.
Richard PatersonGUEST
But when it comes to wine Mackay, we in fact marry our whiskeys three times.
Richard PatersonGUEST
We have the malts.
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John BeattieHOST
Who's doing great work in whisky just now? Which distilleries do you really admire? Who are the blenders you really admire now?
Richard PatersonGUEST
I'd like to say I admire all of them because really all of them, whether it be Glenmorangie, whether it be William Grant, whether it be Johnny Walker or what have you, all these companies are having to be... stimulating their whiskeys that appear to the consumer.
Richard PatersonGUEST
Remember, we've got a discerning consumer.
JohnAUDIENCE
I t- I take, uh, about three little drams of whiskey.
JohnAUDIENCE
I pour it out of a Grant's bottle into a Johnnie Walker bottle.
Marcus LushHOST
[laughs]
JohnAUDIENCE
[laughs]
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
There you are, sir.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
Bottle of Johnnie Walker's finest.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
This case was on its way to Africa.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
We think we can get more for it by returning it to England.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
[instrumental music] I did hang on to the bottle for two miserable hours as with a torch I probed the darkness for a sign of Lieutenant Tunne.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
Then the destroyer picked me up, and we continued the search, but it was fruitless.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
[instrumental music] There was no sign of the torpedo boat, and it was dawn when we put back to Dover, and I returned, still hanging on to the bottle of Johnnie Walker, to Scotland Yard.
John DehnerVOICE_ACTOR
There I finally relinquished it to physical laboratory for fingerprints.
Josh GarleppHOST
I now get 21 days of-
Giorgio SaviniHOST
Whiskey Johnny Walker.
Giorgio SaviniHOST
What do I do at duty free? Fucking Johnny Walker.
Josh GarleppHOST
Yapper of the Year.
Josh GarleppHOST
There can only be one with the biggest mouth.
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