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Yoichi Single Malt 700ml

Yoichi Distillery: Upholding Traditional Production Methods

Born from the Yoichi Distillery, nestled in the grand natural landscape of Hokkaido, "Yoichi Single Malt 700ml" is an exquisite product representing Japan's whisky culture. Established in 1934 by its founder Masataka Taketsuru, the Yoichi Distillery has faithfully reproduced traditional Scottish production methods, continually creating aromatic and rich whiskies.

Characteristics and Flavor

Yoichi Single Malt possesses a distinctive smoky flavor and robust richness thanks to direct coal-fired distillation. The fruity sweetness and subtle peaty smokiness are exquisitely balanced, allowing you to enjoy a deep and rich taste. Upon tasting, a rich fruit sweetness and a hint of peat expand, leading to a long finish.

Recommended Way to Drink

This whisky is excellent enjoyed neat, but it's also recommended to add a small amount of water to experience a change in flavor. Furthermore, savoring it slowly on the rocks allows for an even deeper exploration of its evolving flavors. It's the perfect bottle for an after-dinner treat or a toast on a special occasion.

Basic Specifications

• Type: Single Malt Whisky
• Country/Region of Origin/Production: Japan / Yoichi, Hokkaido
• Volume: 700ml
• Alcohol Content: 45%

History of Yoichi Single Malt

Yoichi Single Malt continues to be highly acclaimed both in Japan and internationally, along with its rich history. The direct coal-fired distillation method, maintained since the distillery's establishment, and carefully selected ingredients achieve its unique smoky flavor and deep richness. Yoichi's cold climate and sea breeze also impart a distinct character to the whisky's flavor.

Precautions

• Bottle designs and product labels may change.
• Depending on stock availability, delivery may take some time.
• The product name and image may differ from the actual product, but we will ship normally available stock.
• We do not sell to minors.