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How many times have you ended up in a bar or a house or an airline seat where your choice in scotch comes down to "Johnnie Walker Black or Chivas Regal 12"? These are the two leaders in the "premium mainstream blended scotch whiskey" space. The choice could be much worse.

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There are many lesser blends loaded with grain alcohol that don't sip like real scotch like these two do. Anyway this essential choice has happened to me plenty. For a long time I habitually went with Chivas for no particular reason.

I guess I thought all that gold foil and heraldry on the label looked more posh. Tonight after a whole day for my palate to return I'll be putting Chivas Regal 12 head to head against Johnnie Walker Black with 50ml miniatures sourced from a an airline beverage cart.

Muted and gentle - but possessing appetizing and pleasing notes of cake batter, toffee, some heather and distant sherry. Entry is light and sweet with true scotch tastes of honeyed malt. There is moderate spirit heat at midpalate but some good cereal malt backbone and structure.

There is the brief suggestion of some red fruits at midpalate too - but only for a moment.

At the turn to the finish you can taste some oak and some vanilla floral oak notes. The finish is moderately short but nice and sweet with lingering burnt sugar and gentle distant oak.

The blenders at Chivas have made a nice amiable, very smooth, simulacrum of an idealized composite Speyside or Highland malt. Granted this darker color may be the result of added caramel color.

Not a huge nose, but more assertive and involving than Chivas' to a small degree. Entry is sweet and creamy with malt, honey, heather, and sweet cream. There is a thicker mouthfeel than Chivas. Midpalate brings a gentle spirit heat but also a solid cereal grain note and bit of peat smoke. The transition to the finish brings in oak vanilla notes and a sense of the wood.

The finish is moderately short too, but with a real sense of wood character.

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There's more structure and duration to the finish of JW Black - just as there was more up front and in the middle. Somehow, after a sip of Johnnie Walker Black - when I take a sip of Chivas I can clearly detect the slight fishy texture, heat, and trace of the flavor of grain alcohol that I didn't notice when drinking Chivas on it's own first.

Johnnie Walker Black is the clear hands down winner of the face off. Chivas comes off as a light, drinkable blend. Johnnie Walker Black comes off as almost a full malt by comparison.

However, there is no doubt in my mind that JWB justifies the modest premium. Other articles comparing Johnnie Walker Black with other whiskies:ActionAid is an international non-governmental organization whose primary aim is to work against poverty and injustice worldwide.

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