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- Metro Flat Base Rate $12.50 - Each additional case adds $10 to the base rate.
- Remote Flat Base Rate $15.00 - Each additional case adds $15 to the base rate.
- Max 6 cases per order.
- Next business day dispatch from Melbourne warehouse. Shipping time depends on the delivery address.
- We always insure your orders at no extra cost to you which means you are always covered for any loss or damage.
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Johnnie Walker Blue Label, in collaboration with renowned digital artist Luke Halls, reimagines a thriving and vibrant future society that has transformed cityscapes and skylines, embracing new scientific developments to push the limits of what’s possible through the release of 10 limited edition designs.
We are reflecting on our own 200-year journey to this point and gazing ahead to the next 200 years by launching a collection that reimagines how a selection of the worlds leading cities will look two centuries in the future. This glimpse into the year 2220 will bring us into a futuristic space where well known cityscapes and landmarks appear alongside incredible feats of geo-engineering, A.I empowerment and physics defying architecture. On pack NFC technology will enable consumers to experience these futuristic vistas in delightful and unexpected ways.
Luke Halls' illustration of 23rd-century Berlin explores the theme of geoengineered cities and reimagines them as a city that has fully embraced the next-generation battery technology it helped pioneer.
After BEK 2030 and BEK 2100, it is now a leader in renewable energy storage and has become a self-sufficient food and art haven. By incorporating large-scale batteries directly into their geometric modern architecture, Berliners have been able to harness and store fickle renewable energy provided by solar, wind, and biomass power. The living walls that adorn its buildings and bridges now provide abundant homegrown produce to the city's food markets.
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