Black Label
Depth, character, quiet confidence
Get directions ↗ · 2 min walk from Grand Mercure
Last orders 30 minutes before closing
Dine-in only · alcohol cannot be sold for takeaway / delivery in Thailand
Frequently Asked Questions
How is it served?
It is typically served in a glass over ice or neat.
How is Black Label different from Red Label?
Black Label is aged longer and offers a smoother, more complex, and smoke note profile.
What does it taste like?
Expect layers of sweet vanilla, orange zest, spice, and a distinct smoky finish.
Should I add a mixer?
While great with a splash of water or soda, it is rich enough to be thoroughly enjoyed on its own over ice.
Is this a Scotch whisky?
Yes, it is a well-known good-quality blended Scotch whisky.
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About Black Label
Johnnie Walker Black Label is one of the world's most respected blended Scotch whiskies — a blend of around forty whiskies, each matured for at least twelve years, that delivers a deep, smoky, layered character with notes of dried fruit, vanilla and a gentle wisp of peat. At forty percent, it is a step up in complexity from an entry-level blend, and we serve it from the bar as a single measure: neat, over ice, or with soda or water to open it up.
For diners who take their whisky seriously, Black Label rewards slow sipping alongside the bolder dishes on our menu. Its smoke and depth are a fine match for the charcoal of the tandoor — a glass beside a plate of seekh kebabs or tandoori lamb is a pairing that any North Indian whisky drinker would recognise and approve of. A little water or a single ice cube opens up the aromas; many regulars prefer it simply neat after the meal as a contemplative digestif.
Whisky holds a place of real affection in Punjabi and North Indian dining, where a good twelve-year Scotch is poured to mark a proper meal with friends and family. Order Black Label with the grills, or save it for the end of the evening. As with all spirits, it is served from the bar only and never used in the food; the kitchen is pork-free and halal-friendly. Served to guests aged twenty and over under Thai law — please savour it responsibly.
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