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Single Cask Japanese Whisky from Tsunuki Distillery, part of the Yakushima Aging series. Distilled in 2016 and bottled in 2021 from a First Fill Bourbon Barrel (Cask No. 2069). This release is bottled at cask strength (61% vol) and was selected by La Maison du Whisky. The total outturn for this single cask was 214 bottles.
Listed value is based on sold auction prices and inclusive of auction fees (not including tax and shipping).
86 / 100 · Based on 2 published reviews.
RaincheckRover5 SeptThe listed SGD 236.98 sale reference makes this a considered purchase, so the flavour detail matters. Cut grass and crème brûlée lead into honey, vanilla and chocolate éclair, followed by sweet spice, coconut and aniseed. That gives it a clear sweet-and-herbal character, though whether the price feels comfortable depends on how much those notes appeal.
teacup_notebook21 FebThis comes across as a lively, dessert-leaning Japanese single malt: crème brulee and fruit on the nose lead into honey, vanilla and chocolate éclair, before the finish shifts toward sweet spice, coconut and aniseed. I like that move from rounded sweetness to more aromatic spice; it gives the character a nice bit of contrast. The five-year age and first-fill bourbon cask add useful context, while the tasting notes give a clear sense of its flavour direction.
