Yoichi 10 Year Old 70cl Whisky

Name: Yoichi 10 Year Old 70cl Whisky
Brand: Yoichi
SKU: 3350
Price: 134.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (22 reviews)

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Japanese Single Malt Whisky70cl45%

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4.5/5

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“I'm a fond whisky drinker. This is how whisky should taste like: smooth, yet with an enormous depth. It starts with the nose, which is complex and round. Take your time to nose it to the full extent. Then, the nip/sip. Its taste lingers and lingers, with delightfull fruitfulness, a smokeyness that doesn't overwhelm and a palate that is powerful but very ballanced. this is one of the best whisky's I've ever tasted.”

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Description

Unavailable for 7 years even in Japan, age statement Yoichi has made an exciting return (in sadly small quantities at this stage) to these shores! The jewel in Nikka's crown, this is traditionally made, well-crafted Japanese single malt (direct-fired stills, worm tubs, proprietary yeasts, wooden washbacks) with real clarity, and notes of vanilla, fruit, some peat smoke, and a salty edge.

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22 reviews

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GOOD - BUT NOT GREAT

When I obtained this bottle - and paid a pretty little penny for it - I thought, yes!!! .. got one! Well, when the time came to sampling its exalted pedigree of all things Japanese, I got a peculiar shock... it wasn't unlike any other peated Single Malt of the same age.

EDGAR Jul 30, 2020

Irreplaceable

My first whisky experience was with yoichi 10 year old. Still couldn't find one that can replace this spectacular taste. It's a shame we finished the entire bottle within one night.

Benjamin Tong Aug 6, 2017

This one and Yamazaki 18

I am no expert but i can not find better one and have tried many. The only thing is i can not decide which one is better. I would say yoichi just slightly.

Master of Malt Customer Apr 27, 2017