Amahagan Mont Perat is a Single Malt Japanese Whisky produced by Nagahama, Japan's smallest craft distillery, in operation since December 2016. Located near the shores of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest freshwater lake, it uses its waters for its production. Produced from a blend of malts distilled in Japan and imported from abroad, this whisky has been aged in oak barrels that have previously contained red wine from the Mont Perat region of France.
Amahagan Mont Perat is bottled un-chillfiltered to maximise the aromatic profile developed during ageing. On the nose, fruity hints of orange and citrus mingle with drier, woody ones. On the palate, fruit and wood aromas evolve into the mouth-watering notes of red fruit cheesecake, in a smooth and creamy combination. The delicate finish is full of sweet and mouth-watering lemon tea and cream nuances. Limited edition of 600 bottles.


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