NV - Hibiki Harmony Blended Whisky
23NVHHSU1PK _ NV - Hibiki Harmony Blended Whisky - 1x70cl
Colour
Spirit
Producer
Suntory
Region
Japan
Drinking
2020 - 2040
Case size
1x70cl
Available Now

NV HIBIKI HARMONY BLENDED WHISKY - 1x70cl

Colour
Spirit
Producer
Suntory
Region
Japan
Drinking
2020 - 2040
Case size
1x70cl
Available Now
Duty Paid (Inc. VAT)
Case price £75.00 (Inc. VAT)
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Tasting Notes

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    Goedhuis

    Note from Suntory: Hibiki Japanese Harmony is heralded as the foundation of the Hibiki range, leveraging the same key malt and grain whiskies from the original Hibiki blend, Hibiki 17 Years and Hibiki 21 Years. American White Oak malt whiskies create a solid base. The rare Mizunara (Japanese oak) and sherry cask malt whiskies are the dressing. The smoky malt whiskies enact as subtle accents to create depth and further complexity. Grain whiskies from Suntory’s Chita distillery act as the “dashi,”or broth, to complete the personality of the malt whiskies and enhance their overall harmony.

Region

Japan

Japan has no rules for the regulation of making whisky and is therefore a bit trickier to follow. In general it is very similar in style to Scotch whisky. Most whiskies produced are blended but each company runs a discrete operation, owning their distillery and brands outright. There are nine active distilleries in Japan at the moment, spread across the country, but the most popular are Yamazaki and Hibiki, both owned by Suntory Group who also own Chateau Beychevelle and Chateau Lagrange in Bordeaux. Currently, the most sought-after brand from Japan is Karuizawa which was opened in 1955 and dismantled in 2006.