Okayama Triple Cask
Official bottling
Single malt - West Honshu
Amber red
43% ABV
Dram
Nose: Raisins, vanilla, cream, orange peel, cloves, hints of cinder toffee.
Mouthfeel: Light body, slippery, mouth coating, slightly astringent.
Tasting: Sweet. Cream, orange peel, cloves, marshmallows, raisins, cocoa nibs, black tea, hints of sandalwood.
Finish: Short. Chinese angelica, orange peel, black tea, hints of strawberry jam, hints of camphor.
Comments:
Creamy and sherried, lots of classic notes here, but also with sandalwood and camphor. It’s not a typical Japanese whisky, except maybe for the clarity of flavour. One dram I’m very pleased to be able to try.
Verdict:
I like this.
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Tuesday, 26 June 2018
Okayama Single Malt
Okayama Single Malt
Official bottling
Single malt - West Honshu
Lemon yellow
40% ABV
Dram
Nose: Lemon juice, elder flower, leather, nectarines, hints of orange blossom, hints of pink peppercorns.
Mouthfeel: Light body, loose, airy, slippery.
Tasting: Sour. Lemon juice, rhubarb and custard sweets, nectarines, orange blossom, leather.
Finish: Short. Rhubarb compote, nectarines, lemon zest, pink peppercorns.
Comments:
A new offering from the Miyashita distillery, which started distilling whisky in 2012. Tart, floral and spicy, very much so, even mouth puckeringly so. But there's a lot of fruit and leather, even a slight peatiness.
Verdict:
I like this.
Official bottling
Single malt - West Honshu
Lemon yellow
40% ABV
Dram
Nose: Lemon juice, elder flower, leather, nectarines, hints of orange blossom, hints of pink peppercorns.
Mouthfeel: Light body, loose, airy, slippery.
Tasting: Sour. Lemon juice, rhubarb and custard sweets, nectarines, orange blossom, leather.
Finish: Short. Rhubarb compote, nectarines, lemon zest, pink peppercorns.
Comments:
A new offering from the Miyashita distillery, which started distilling whisky in 2012. Tart, floral and spicy, very much so, even mouth puckeringly so. But there's a lot of fruit and leather, even a slight peatiness.
Verdict:
I like this.
Labels:
Chūgoku,
I like this,
Japan,
Miyashita,
Official bottling,
Single malt,
Tasting notes
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