Description:
The Hakushu 18 Year is a highly acclaimed Japanese single malt from Suntory’s Hakushu Distillery, nestled deep in the forests of the Japanese Alps. Aged for 18 years, this expression showcases Hakushu’s signature fresh, herbal character balanced with refined smoke and elegant oak influence.
Known as “the mountain forest distillery,” Hakushu produces whiskies with a distinctly crisp and vibrant profile. The 18 Year is increasingly rare and sought after, offering exceptional complexity, balance, and maturity—making it a cornerstone bottle for Japanese whisky collectors and connoisseurs.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh herbs, pear, green apple, soft smoke, mint
Palate: Honeyed malt, citrus peel, gentle peat, white pepper, subtle oak
Finish: Long, clean, and lightly smoky with lingering herbal sweetness
FAQ
Q: How old is The Hakushu 18 Year?
A: This whisky is aged for 18 years.
Q: Is Hakushu a peated whisky?
A: Hakushu typically features light, refined peat compared to heavily peated Scotch whiskies.
Q: Is this a collectible Japanese whisky?
A: Yes, the Hakushu 18 Year is highly collectible due to limited availability and strong global demand.
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Description:
The Hakushu 18 Year is a highly acclaimed Japanese single malt from Suntory’s Hakushu Distillery, nestled deep in the forests of the Japanese Alps. Aged for 18 years, this expression showcases Hakushu’s signature fresh, herbal character balanced with refined smoke and elegant oak influence.
Known as “the mountain forest distillery,” Hakushu produces whiskies with a distinctly crisp and vibrant profile. The 18 Year is increasingly rare and sought after, offering exceptional complexity, balance, and maturity—making it a cornerstone bottle for Japanese whisky collectors and connoisseurs.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fresh herbs, pear, green apple, soft smoke, mint
Palate: Honeyed malt, citrus peel, gentle peat, white pepper, subtle oak
Finish: Long, clean, and lightly smoky with lingering herbal sweetness
FAQ
Q: How old is The Hakushu 18 Year?
A: This whisky is aged for 18 years.
Q: Is Hakushu a peated whisky?
A: Hakushu typically features light, refined peat compared to heavily peated Scotch whiskies.
Q: Is this a collectible Japanese whisky?
A: Yes, the Hakushu 18 Year is highly collectible due to limited availability and strong global demand.
Your details are protected and safe with us.