
Mars

This Tsunuki Edition 2022 is a 100% Japanese Single Malt aged in first and second fill Bourbon barrels.
120,00 €In StockMars Cosmo is a Blended Malt made from Mars Single Malts as well as Scottish Single Malts.
59,90 €In StockAged in the Japanese distillery Shinsu in ex-Bourbon and Sherry casks, this Single Malt with its fruity and oily profile is in line with its predecessors.
145,00 €In StockA 2022 edition of Single Malt Komagatake Shinshu still as elegant and rich.
120,00 €In StockA version aged for 4 years in Bourbon barrels of the emblematic Single Malt Komagatake from the Mars distillery.
225,00 €In StockTsunuki Peated is the peaty version of Tsunuki Single Malt, made from a blend of Single Malt, it is aged in Bourbon casks then bottled at 50°.
169,00 €In StockThis March 2016 Komagatake Yakushima is an expression aged in first fill Bourbon barrels with a saline peat profile.
239,00 €In StockThis Mars 5 years old is the peated version of its emblematic Komagatake Single Malt, aged in the cellars of the Tsunuki distillery.
235,00 €In StockA smooth and delicate Single Malt whisky, which has been distilled and then aged in two Mars distilleries, Shinsu and Tsunuki.
229,00 €In Stock
The Mars distillery originates from Japan where it enjoys an exceptional geographical location. It is located at an altitude of 800m in the small village of Miyata, an area with a harsh climate, in the heart of the Japanese Alps. There, it enjoys the sources of pure water filtered by the mountain for centuries to give Mars whisky its unique character.
Shinshu was founded by Maison Hombo Shuzu, a producer of wines and shoshu. In the 1980s, the drop in demand for spirits forced Kiichiro Iwai, its founder, to close the distillery in 1992. It reopened in 2011 with a new bottling which naturally took the name "The Revival 2011".
The production of Shinshu varies throughout the year, the winter months are devoted to whisky while the summer months are devoted to brandies and other spirits. The whiskies produced at the Shinshu Distillery are aged in barrels of Brandy, Bourbon and Japanese red wines.
In 2015, Mars decided to create a second distillery, Tsunuki.