The Hatozaki Lighthouse, the oldest stone lighthouse in Japan has been a guide for sailors navigating the turbulent waters before the port of Akashi since 1620. It is a symbol of dependability, openness to the wider world and trade which enables the exchange of goods and ideas. The lighthouse, which stands close to the distillery has been chosen as the perfect icon to represent this whisky.
Hatozaki Triple Cask Reserve is initially aged in a host of bourbon and sherry casks, this whisky was then treated to a six-month stay in Japanese umeshu plum liqueur barrels
Sweet and malty, with dried fruits, honey, pears, and aromatic wood spice.
Vanilla and malt are joined by stone fruits and balanced oak.
A touch of citrus, with rounded spice.
Country: Japan
Region: Hyogo
Volume: 70cl
ABV: 46%
Cask type: Oak
