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Whiskey: Ohishi Port Cask Japanese
Ohishi Port Cask Whisky is Japanese whisky distilled from rice and finished in old port casks.
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Size: 750ML
Proof: 86.2 (43.1% ABV)
Origin: Japan
Distillery: Ohishi Distillery
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Detailed Description
Ohishi Whisky is distilled entirely from rice and aged in either Brandy or Sherry Casks. In order to ensure the quality of the spirit, the Master Distiller utilizes 30% estate grown grain for distillation, with the remaining 70% of rice (Mochi) coming from the surrounding Kumamoto prefecture. Weeds in the estate rice paddies are controlled by koi fish that swim about the grass and nibble the invasive plants. Varieties of estate-grown rice include Hino hikari, Mori no kuma-san, Yamada Nishiki, Gohyakumanishi (5 million stones) and Gin no Sato. Because of the rice’s efficient and subsequently clean fermentation, Ohishi uses a pot still made from stainless steel, as opposed to copper.
Ohishi Port Cask Japanese Whisky Tasting Notes
Nose: Clearly sherried.
Palate: Like a perfect pairing of lithe red wine and dark chocolate in one sip. This rare release is filled out with notes of forest fruits, and whole spices.
Finish: Simple and refreshing.
Distillery Information
Ohishi is a unique family-run distillery situated on the banks of the Kuma River -one Japan’s fastest flowing rivers, renowned for its superior water quality. Founded in 1872 the distillery sits in the Southwest of Japan, nestled in an idyllic mountainous countryside. They grow a distinct strain of rice at this majestic distillery called “gohyakumanishi” (5 million stones), using a unique organic style of cultivation that incorporates koi carp.
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