Japanese Distilleries: a new comprehensive web resource
Post by Stefan of Tokyo Whisky Hub
The people at Whisky Magazine Japan have just launched a very interesting new branch of their site - “Japanese Distilleries” - which provides factual information about all Japanese distilleries, past and present, in both English and Japanese. Organized as a map with clickable distillery pinpoints, it gives you a profile of each distillery, followed by information about the core range, address, tour options, access, as well as details of a more technical nature (number of pot stills, washbacks, materials used, warehouses, etc.) that will appeal to the whisky anorak. It’s already very impressive, but it’s just a starting point. The people at Whisky Magazine Japan are in close contact with the distilleries and the aim is to make this a comprehensive resource about Japanese distilleries and their whiskies. They’re not just looking towards the industry for input, though. The idea is to take a 360-degree approach with ideas, comments and maybe articles submitted by writers, bloggers and even regular whisky lovers who may want to share something about a distillery visit or have another story to tell. This promises to be a much-needed central reference for enthusiasts of Japanese whisky. Definitely a page to bookmark.



3 comments:
They are missing at least one important one, which is Chita near Nagoya. Suntory Sungrain distillery, Chita.
Thanks for this post! I'm still new to japanese whisky, but this infographic just showed me the relevance of japan for global single malt production.
Thanks for the feedback. Enjoy the journey through the landscape of Japanese whisky. I've been immersed in it for well over a decade now, and I'm still amazed every day at the marvels that lie waiting to be discovered here.
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