The Hakushu Single Malt Whisky Sherry Cask 2012
Review by Nonjatta contributor - Dramtastic:
The Hakushu Single Malt Whisky Sherry Cask 2012. 48% ABV.
Nose: Top note is classic
Hakushu, fresh and clean, a walk through the forest of the Japanese
Alps; dry sherry, Valencia oranges, new leather seats, fresh mint, sweet
tobacco, well-steeped tea, stewed prunes and a little vanilla.
Palate:
Leads with a big combo of hot and sweet spices. Peanut brittle, dry
sherry, strawberry, cloves, earth, chocolate, fig jam, mushrooms. Water
brings out toffee, nougat, cherry and enhances the strawberry.
Finish:
Medium on forest earthyness, mushrooms, dry sherry,
strawberries, toffee, fig jam, peanut butter, fresh lawn clippings,
tobacco leaf, drying.
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5 comments:
While I've never been to the Japanese Alps, your description makes both the landscape and the drink sound very enticing.
Just missed this release on my visit to Japan in February.Any idea on hoe many bottles were produced and the distribution area?
4300 bottles, world wide.
This has become intensly raisony....
Die anyone Know a Shop? Wher i can buy this stuff.
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