From the Diageo Archives

Our oldest bottle in the Johnnie Walker Archive collection and a truly unique piece. The addition of the snake remains a mystery, but this is our only round bottle of the first commercial Walker brand `Old Highland Whisky’ with iconic labels (and content) in tact.

Our oldest bottle of Red Label in the Johnnie Walker Archive collection. It’s a shame it’s empty but it allows us to enjoy the lovely coloured glass being used at that time.

Our oldest bottle of Black Label in the Johnnie Walker Archive collection, already showing the brand’s iconic design, even though the bottle looks like it has been used to hold paint at some point in its lifetime.

The entry level brand variant for consumers available from c1906-1918, a much sought after bottle by collectors as so few have survived for this important but short lived product.

A truly unique product and design, created by Alexander Walker II in 1932 for transatlantic travel by luxury ship. The ships decanter design meant the bottle swayed with the movement of the ship, and remained in tact.

The original Blue Label pack, the design was based on our early bottles of Red Label and Black Label, given the brand that authentic Johnnie Walker look and feel, with a dash of luxury.

The original Gold Label 15 year old pack, always a celebration of whisky making made for significant occasions.

The original Green Label pack… 

The original King George V pack…