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Sunday, October 9, 2022

Fuji Single Grain Japanese Whiskey

 

Fuji Single Grain Japanese Whiskey...$79.99 / 750ml
Product Characteristics
Fuji Single Grain Whiskey is a blend of three different grain whiskeys produced at Mt. Fuji Distillery. Those different grain whiskies are distilled in three different methods and possess their own unique flavor profiles: Bourbon type ; heavier, rich, floral fruity style, Canadian type; medium, luscious, and delicately fruity style, and Scotch type; lighter, soft, yet compelling. This Fuji Single Grain whiskey features the quintessential characteristics of each of the three types of grain whiskeys: delicately fruity, mellow and with a multi-layered profile.
A Gold medal winner at the International Spirits Challenge 2020.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Aromas of poached pear, rustic fruit tart, Cognac and marron glacé.
Water brings out red berries.
Palate
Smooth mouthfeel with multi-layered flavors of poached pear, orange marmalade, raspberry jam, spiciness of rye, and bitter chocolate. Water brings out red berries and a delicate spiciness reminiscent of rye bread and cinnamon.
Finish
Mellow with gentle sweetness and pleasant spiciness, Smooth and moderately long aftertaste with a hint of exotic incense.
* The International Spirits Challenge (ISC) is an annual liquor competition organized by Drinks International, a British publication specializing in spirits, wines, and beers. Spirits categories other than Whisky include Brandy, Tequila, Gin, and Vodka. Trophy, Double Gold, Gold, Silver, Bronze, and other medals are awarded for each category. In the Whisky category, the judges are master blenders and distillers from the world's leading whisky producers. Since the product entries are judged via strict blind-tasting, ISC medals are considered one of the most authoritative awards. At the International Spirits Challenge (ISC) 2020, FUJI Single Grain Japanese Whiskey 30 years old was awarded the Trophy, the highest award in the Japanese whisky category, for the first time, and FUJI Single Grain Japanese Whiskey was awarded a Gold.


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