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Hibiki®, meaning “resonance”, embodies the soul of Japanese craftsmanship. Its harmonious blend resounds with calm complexity and “Wa” or “oneness.” Seductive, blossoming and enigmatic, Hibiki celebrates the unrivaled art of blending, fine craftsmanship and the sense of luxury of the House. Hibiki® Japanese Harmony is the perfect introduction to Japanese whisky. Pure and noble, it offers a transparency of taste that allows for all of this whisky’s complexities to be revealed simultaneously. Delicately balanced, smooth and subtly sweet, Hibiki Japanese Harmony is a blend of more than 10 malts and three grain whiskies, up to approximately 20 years old, that create an enveloping harmony of flavours and aromas.

The Mars Komagatake Single Malt Edition Whisky for 2021 is a true delight for the senses. From the esteemed Iwai distillery in Japan, this vintage showcases the pinnacle of Japanese whisky craftsmanship. On the nose, delicate aromas of vanilla, honey, and toasted oak mingle with a hint of peat smoke, creating a complex and inviting bouquet. The whisky's rich amber colour hints at the depth and complexity of its flavour profile. On the palate, notes of dried fruits, caramel, and a touch of spice are beautifully balanced with a lingering smokiness. The finish is long and satisfying, leaving a warm and comforting sensation. This whisky is a testament to the exceptional quality of Japanese whisky-making and is sure to delight whisky connoisseurs around the world. Enjoy it neat or with a splash of water to truly appreciate its nuanced flavours.

From the town of Togouchi, made by Chugoku Jozo in underground tunnels. Chugoku Jozo is a Japanese brewery located near Hiroshima. It has been making liqueurs, sake, and the traditional Japanese spirit shochu since 1918. For decades, Chugoku Jozo has developed a knack for making some of the most beautiful spirits in the world. But it wasn't until 1990 that the brewery decided to dabble with whisky by creating its Togouchi line. The master blender carefully chose the distillates (malt and grain) which would be sent to Japan, grown, and blended in the Japanese fashion. The 9 years old refers to the minimum time each whiskies in the blend spent in barrels. NOSE: rather intense and pleasant, dispersing aromas of yellow fruits. PALATE: sweet spices, with the appearance of fruity flavors of citrus. In the end, peat and smoke come nicely together. Good stuff.