Johnnie Walker - Black Label - Directors Cut Blade Runner 2049 (75cl) -

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Many fans of the original Blade Runner have clamoured to own certain iconic props or replicas from the film; from the iconic Arnolfo di Cambio Cibi glass to the replica Deckard firearm. Unless mandatory applicable law provides otherwise, your use of and membership to the Service are exclusively governed by Dutch law. We've made it easy for you to bid on auctions without having to keep a constant eye on every item in case you get outbid. Y menos aún porque me compré otras tres para venderlas por más dinero y financiar esta que me he quedado. They mention it's a top notch bottle of whisky, a real collector's bottle, and an awesome film prop.

Johnnie Walker blending tradition dates back to 1820 and I’m honored to carry on the legacy and collective memory of our other past blenders to ensure that the same whisky enjoyed today can be enjoyed responsibly in 2049. Once you have bid you are stating you understand and that the checks stated above have been carried out and you are happy with the lot's condition. Any new functionalities, tools and features shall be part of and governed by the Terms from the moment they are launched and/or available.Please read our Privacy Statement for more information on our use and processing of your personal information. I hope that i im going to sell this piece in future or in 2049 i will open the bottle and "I will become a replicant".

Black Label The Director’s Cut is a Scotch whisky created by Master Blender Jim Beveridge in collaboration with visionary filmmaker Denis Villeneuve for Blade Runner 2049 which premiered in Los Angeles on 3rd October 2017 and stars Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford and Ana De Armas to name but a few. Bartender Tenzin Samdo created the Penicillin 2049, his own futuristic twist on the classic cocktail, using ultrasound to create a sensory cloud of ginger essence. master blender Jim Beveridge with the film’s director, Denis Villeneuve, with one eye on how whiskies of the future might taste. Clouds of neo-noir smoke combined with a gentle glow of neon sweetness, otherworldly fruit and an undercurrent of pepper.

The flavours are all recognisable, but there’s been a remix here which on the one hand delivers less compromise with the clarity of individual elements, and on the other comes across as slightly heavy handed.