Yamazaki Mizunara 2013

(70cl, 48%)

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Yamazaki Mizunara 2013 Bottling Note

2013 marks the 90th anniversary of the Yamazaki distillery, which opened in 1923. What better way to celebrate than with another year of their very popular Cask Collection? This is the 2013 release of the Yamazaki Mizynara, a no-age statement single malt Japanese whisky which matures in casks made from Mizunara oak. These special casks impart some beautifully unique hints of sandalwood and fragrant aloeswood that make this whisky a truly singular experience.

This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

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STUNNING !!!

Truly a monster dram. I only was able to get my hands on the sample and I would say its hands down the finest whisky I've tried. But the only whisky in its ball park that I've tried is the Tun 1401 batch #5 which this one is better than. But the Tun is a blend and this is single malt so I don't know if its a fair comparison. This is outrageous. Smooth, complex fruit and spice. Long long finish. Wonderfully warm and big nose. I cant say enough.

8th July 2016