End of the year clearance!
order online to reserve (at Forsyth currently)
Teitessa 20 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$179.99
was...$229.99
Matured in 3 oak barrels: Spanish oak, American White Oak, Limousin Oak barrel (French)
Teitessa 27 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$249.99
Teitessa 30 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$299.99
Matured in 3 oak barrels: Spanish oak, American White Oak, Limousin Oak barrel (French)
Teitessa 25 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$199.99
was...$269.99
Types of barrels: White Oak
Types of barrels: White Oak
Teitessa 27 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$249.99
was...$299.99
Matured in 3 Oak Barrels: Spanish oak, American White Oak, Limousin Oak barrel (French)
Matured in 3 Oak Barrels: Spanish oak, American White Oak, Limousin Oak barrel (French)
Teitessa 30 Year Old Single Grain Japanese Whisky...on sale...$299.99
was...$359.99
only 1000 bottles made!
only 1000 bottles made!
Matured in 3 oak barrels: Spanish oak, American White Oak, and Limousin Oak barrel (French)
太太 TEITESSA is a Japanese whisky born from this philosophy:
"A fine whisky like TEITESSA is like a true friend. Rare and hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.”
Teitessa is different than any other Japanese whisky you have tasted…mellow, sweet, and refreshing.
The Master Distiller of Teitessa Whisky broke Japanese tradition when he crafted this whisky. Most Japanese whisky is crafted using the same distillation processes that are used in Scotland. The Master Distiller at Fuji Takasago wanted to create a truly distinguished Japanese whisky, so he invented his own still – the Sato still. The Sato Distillery was born in 1905 with the philosophy of "beautiful and authentic."
太太 TEITESSA is a Japanese whisky born from this philosophy:
"A fine whisky like TEITESSA is like a true friend. Rare and hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.”
Teitessa is different than any other Japanese whisky you have tasted…mellow, sweet, and refreshing.
The Master Distiller of Teitessa Whisky broke Japanese tradition when he crafted this whisky. Most Japanese whisky is crafted using the same distillation processes that are used in Scotland. The Master Distiller at Fuji Takasago wanted to create a truly distinguished Japanese whisky, so he invented his own still – the Sato still. The Sato Distillery was born in 1905 with the philosophy of "beautiful and authentic."
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