Hibiki Harmony is numerous pure single malt whiskies, aged in a variety of cask types, including Mizunara, a very rare Japanese oak, all combine to create a full orchestra of flavors and aromas.
Suntory's Hibiki 17 received its 15 minutes of fame as the whisky Bill Murray promoted in "Lost in Translation," but that's hardly all that makes it special.
Nut oils and zest on the nose, with a floral character, tropical fruit and earth/roots. It is smooth and soft with good sweetness and winter spice. A lovely citrus note develops with more tropical fruit notes and a little rum.
The Matsui Mizunara Cask has been aged in Japanese oak known as Mizunara. Oaky with hints of oriental spices, rich mouth feel and toffee-like sweetness.
Japan- An essential component of the house blends, Nikka Coffey Grain is an original single grain whisky, distilled mainly from corn in a Coffey still.
The wonderful Nikka From the Barrel has been one of the most sought-after offerings from this special distiller based outside of Sapporo. It's previously not been available in the US due to the unusual bottle size, but thankfully the owners have designed
Matsui Shuzou was founded in 1910 and is located in the Tottori Prefecture northwest of Kyoto on the shore of the Sea of Japan. Fresh ground water from the wilderness of the Tottori prefecture is a blessing from the earth and is used to bring the Kurayosh
A single malt from the Kurayoshi Distillery, which resides in the foothills of Mt. Daisen. Released as part of the Matsui range, this particular expression has been matured in cherry wood casks.
