White Oak - Akashi Whisky
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A French exclusivity, Akashi Meïsei, translating as "Fame", is a combination of Single Malt and grain whiskies.
33,90 €In StockA Japanese Blended whisky with a mellow and spicy profile presented in its box with 2 tasting glasses.
42,90 €In StockA Japanase mellow whisky with beautiful balance and spicy notes.
38,90 €In StockAkashi Single Malt is a classic of the White Oak distillery, one of the characteristics of which is to combine ancient Scottish methods with Japanese culture.
70,00 €In StockThe Japanese distillery White Oak presents this 5-year-old Single Malt aged in Bourbon casks.
119,00 €In StockAkashi 5 years old Sherry Cask is a limited bottling aged exclusively in Sherry cask with strong and beautiful fruity notes.
115,00 €In StockAkashi 5 Years Old Red Wine Cask whisky is a limited edition of the White Oak distillery aged in barrels of Cognac and French red wine with a rich and generous character.
145,00 €In StockTokinoka Black is a beautiful japanese blend whisky aging in 3 different barrels: Bourbon, Sherry, and new oak.
49,90 €In StockFind the Akashi Meisei, the official whisky of the Japanese distillery White Oak, in an elegant box that includes 2 glasses.
39,90 €In StockJapanese Single Malt aged 4 and a half years in cognac barrels then matured for 10 months in white wine barrels from the Akash vineyard.
145,00 €In StockJapanese Single Malt aged in Cognac casks and finished in white wine barrel.
159,50 €In Stock
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When he returned, Shijiro Torii, founder of Suntory, relied on Taketsuru’s knowledge to build the Yamazaki distillery in 1924. A few years later, Taketsuru took off and established his own company, Nikka, still recognized today for the quality of its malts. Japanese whisky became very popular after World War Two with the renewed prosperity.
Most Japanese executives and managers of companies based on the US model started enjoying whisky as part of an after-work convention destined to foster the company’s team spirit.
Taketsuru was not the first to distil whisky, as White Oak offered older whiskies. Located in Akashi, on the coast of the interior sea of Seto, the White Oak distillery obtained its license to distil whisky and other spirits as early as 1919. The distillery is today owned by the Eigashima Company, one of the oldest sake producers in Japan, established in 1679. It became one of the most famous distiller of the traditional Japanese alcohol, and the first to bottle sake in 1899.
The Akashi brand faithfully represents the philosophy of the White Oak distillery with its range of complementary artisanal whiskeys composed of blend whiskey and Single Malts. Aging or finishing results from different types of highly sought-after barrels.
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