Japan
Hakushu Distiller's Reserve
70clHakushu Distiller's Reserve
Technical sheet
| Category: | Whisky (Spirits) |
|---|---|
| Producer: | Suntory |
| Volume: | 70cl Other volumes |
| Alcohol Vol.: | 43% |
| Country: | Japan |
| Type Of Whisky: | Single Malt |
Description of Hakushu Distiller's Reserve
Hakushu Distiller's Reserve
TASTING NOTES:
- Color: The Hakushu Distiller's Reserve appears in a bright golden hue.
- Flavour: Intense aromas of mint, melon and cucumber.
- Taste: notes of yuzu, grapefruit and lemon thyme. He has a refreshing and subtly smoky finish.
PRODUCER: Suntory Hakushu. Keizo Saji 1973 Hakushu founded the distillery to mark the 50th anniversary of the production of Japanese whiskey and portfolio diversification malt Suntory. The distillery is located in the Toribara zone (also known as Torihara) in the ancient city Hakushu in the foothills of Mount Kaikomagatake in the Alps in southern Japan. Saji was looking all over the country for high quality water for the production of exceptional whiskeys and "Hakushu" found one of the most famous regions of the country waters, where flowing, clear fresh water through a pristine forest.
COUNTRY: Japan
PRODUCTION DETAILS: The malts are born in the majestic forest around the Hakushu distillery, which offers a rich variety of plants and a special microclimate. Hakushu clear groundwater is soft, has a distinct flavor and contains filtering through rain and snow through ancient granite rocks a wonderful amount of minerals. In the fermentation process only high quality woods are used for the heat stored optimally. Both distillation and aging here are different sizes of fixed and drums used to develop the special characteristics of whiskey images.
ALCOHOL 43%
The Producer
Suntory
Suntory is a Japanese brewery and distillery. Founded in 1899 Suntory started as a shop selling imported wines. In 1924 Japan's first distillery -Destilería Yamazaki- starts producing malt whiskey. Five years later, first sold in Japan Suntory Whiskey whiskey Shirofuda (White Label) being the first Japanese whiskey domestic production. In 1963 the company changed its name to Suntory.
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