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Suntory Yamazaki 10 Year Old

ABV: 40% - Size: 70cl

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More info C$996 (£550.00)

The declared age on a whisky label refers to the number of years the youngest whisky in the bottle spent maturing in oak casks. In the case of this Japanese Whisky from Yamazaki that is 10 years. The volume (or ABV) of this whisky is 40 percent, which is common for blended Scotch although many single malts whiskies are bottled at higher strengths these days. The bottle size is 70cl.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Yamazaki Distillery
Age:: 10 Year Old
Category:: Japanese Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Suntory Yamazaki 10 Year Old

If the rising sun on the packaging or the slightly industrial bottle (reminiscent of a school chemistry lab) has you expecting an inferior malt, think again. The complexity of the oriental dram rivals those of the Celtic nations, and the youngest expression of Suntory's Yamazaki single malt promises much for the distillery's full range. It pours...

Score 78/100

Yamazaki Sherry Cask bottled 2013

Nose: Now this is a sherry bomb that really lets itself go. Lots of bitter coffee overlaying prunes, drizzled with little nibs of fig. More espresso. Chocolate liqueur with a maraschino cherry. Decadent and heavily sherried, showing a surprising amount of the heavy and dark elements at what I think is fairly young. Palate: Initially sweet sherry,...

Score 89/100

Suntory Yamazaki 12 Year Old

Got this at Wholefoods for $42, which was the cheapest i could find. Nose of sherry and dry Oak, honey, vanilla, candied oranges. Loads of Spiced wood on the palate some toffee. Finish is about med with sweet oaky finish. I'd say it was a very good whisky for $42. its a good introduction to japanese whisky. Its not top of the notch but a very...

Score 83/100

Yamazaki Sherry Cask bottled 2013

Nose: Starts Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet. Then some serious coffee notes and dark chocolate come in. I have one word for you : PRUNES! , fruit compot with lots of prunes giving it that dark, sweet deep aroma. It reminds me of my Grandmother's fruit ‘Kompot’ (a desserts made from boiling all sorts of dried fruit : Prunes,Sultanas, raisins with lots of...

Score 90/100