Johnnie Walker drawing criticism for female-oriented scotch

There’s a fine line between pushing gender equality and patronizing a
target audience.
After Yum! brands suffered backlash for suggesting a new kind of“lady-friendly” chips, the world’s biggest scotch maker decided it would give the tactic a try.USA Today
reported:The whisky maker is putting a woman in its logo for the first time ever — a
new Jane Walker edition that will be on sale for a limited time. The image
of a top-hatted and tuxedo man is transformed in