Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Philip Colbert Limited Edition (Black & White) (75cl)
Winning Bid
£180
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Philip Colbert Limited Edition (Black & White) (75cl)
Lot #1300096
FINISH DATE
30 September 2024
Johnnie Walker draws on more than 200 years of pioneering, bold steps in whisky making to craft extraordinary flavours. Johnnie Walker Blue Label is a velvety smooth and vibrant Scotch crafted using only 1 in 10,000 casks from their unparalleled reserves of rare whiskies from across the four corners of Scotland including some from long-closed "ghost" distilleries.
Born in Scotland and now living in London, Philip Colbert is often referred to as the "Godson of Andy Warhol". Colbert has created a global following for his lobster persona and his masterful hyper pop history paintings. His work powerfully explores the patterns of contemporary digital culture and its relationship to a deeper art historical dialogue. "Ibecame an artist when I became a lobster" says Colbert.
This limited edition comes with a limited edition Black & White lobster sculpture. This is one of three different lobsters available to collect. With presentation box and presentation special paper bag.
Johnnie Walker
Discover the iconic taste of Johnnie Walker, a name synonymous with quality and heritage in the world of whisky. Since its inception in the 19th century by John Walker, this brand has crafted blends that range from the smooth, approachable Red Label to the luxurious, complex Blue Label. Each bottle tells a story of meticulous blending and time-honored tradition.
Lot Features
Region
Scotland, Highlands
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