A Pure Malt Whisky from the Ichiro's Malt series coming from the now closed Hanyu distillery, but matured and bottled in the Chichibu distillery, not far away.
This edition was given a period of refinement in French wine barrels that gives elegance and body to its gustative range.
Tasting notes
Nose: chocolate orange, black liquorice and creamy malt.
Mouth: sweetness of red berries, fat nut, white pepper.
Aftertaste: persistently spicy, with a hint of chocolate.
If you are a fan of Ichiro Akuto, you can not miss this tasty release.

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