Description
The Kujira INARI Ryukyu Whisky 46% Vol. 0.7 l is a Japanese whisky from Okinawa with a strong character that combines regional identity, traditional craftsmanship and precise cask selection. Produced by Kujira Whisky, this Ryukyu whisky represents an independent interpretation of Japanese whisky production away from the classic main islands. The name Inari refers to the deity of rice and agriculture in Japanese mythology and emphasises the close connection between the raw material, origin and philosophy of this bottling. Only particularly high-quality casks are selected for Kujira INARI whisky, which are used specifically for the maturation of this whisky from Japan.
After cask maturation, the master blender carefully selects individual casks for different maturation periods and combines them harmoniously with one another. This elaborate process ensures balance, depth and a clearly structured character. Bottled at 46% vol., this Ryukyu whisky from Okinawa is powerful yet elegant and balanced. The high-quality gift box emphasises the prestigious nature of this bottling. Overall, the Kujira INARI Ryukyu whisky represents a modern Japanese whisky that combines precision craftsmanship, mythological symbolism and a long-lasting, harmonious overall impression.
Tasting NoteColour: Golden, clear, warm.
Nose: Apples, pears, tropical fruit, fine spicy notes.
Flavour: Delicate oak, figs, nuts, butterscotch.
Finish: Sweet, long-lasting, fruity, slightly herbal, delicately woody.
Kujira INARI Ryukyu Whisky is ideal for pure enjoyment, especially as an elegant dram in the evening. This Japanese whisky from Okinawa harmonises very well with fried fish, poultry or Asian-inspired dishes with a subtle spiciness, as its fruity and woody structure provides a balanced accompaniment to these flavours. This Ryukyu whisky also unfolds its depth with mild hard cheese, roasted nuts or desserts with caramel and nuts. Served neat or with a few drops of water, Kujira INARI whisky offers a long-lasting, harmonious and finely structured enjoyment experience.
