70cl / 64.40°
Chichibu x Kunihiko Moriguchi
The art of Yuzen meets Japanese whisky
In keeping with tradition, this year La Maison du Whisky once again presents an exclusive limited edition set: four Chichibu single casks, created in collaboration with the famous Japanese artist Kunihiko Moriguchi and part of the Foundations 2025 catalogue.
Each bottle is unique: whiskies aged from 7 to 10 years, produced with different barley varieties, peat levels and cask types. These include an absolute rarity - one of the oldest single cask Chichibu ever created, aged in a wine cask from the renowned Grand Puy Lacoste in Pauillac, France.
The labels bear the signature of Moriguchi-san, master of yuzen, an ancient Japanese dyeing technique reserved for ceremonial kimonos. For this collection, the artist has designed four original motifs inspired by the molecular structures of chemistry, a symbol of balance and connection: a tribute to the harmony between art and science, tradition and innovation, in the sign of Chichibu.
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