Hibiki Harmony whisky is produced from a skilful blend containing the best of the three Suntory distilleries, with various ageings: grain whisky from Chita, a Yamazaki rich in fruity notes and the single malt Hakushu. All three whiskies have previously been aged in five different casks, which include American oak, Mizunara oak and ex-Sherry.
Hibiki is contained in a refined bottle with 24 facets, corresponding to the 24 Japanese seasons.
On the nose, fruity hints of baked apple and shortbread are perceived, fading into vanilla and spices before floral tones of broom and red rose prevail.
The palate is soft and rich with notes of caramel and cocoa, honey and apricot. The finish is persistent and spicy, rich in personality.

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