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Tenjaku Japanese Whisky was released to the US in January 2020. It is comprised of whisky distilled and aged entirely in Japan.
The grains used in its production were corn and barley and the whisky was aged from 3-5 years in used bourbon barrels. The Japanese characters displayed on the bottle are "hibari" or skylark.
Tenjaku Japanese Whisky was released to the US in January 2020. It is comprised of whisky distilled and aged entirely in Japan. The grains used in its production were corn and barley and the whisky was aged from 3-5 years in used bourbon barrels. The Japanese characters displayed on the bottle are "hibari" or skylark.
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ageNAS
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Cost
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abv40.0
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BlendedComprised of both single malt(s) and single grain(s) often from many different distilleries; if Scotch or Irish must be aged for at least three years in oak barrels; Irish may include single pot still whiskey in the blend.
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Cask Typeex-bourbon
Tasting Notes
"A new, reasonably priced Japanese whisky is a welcome sight, especially one that's completely distilled and aged in Japan. This is a young and fairly light whisky, with a distinct cereal note coming through on the finish. Up front it's a bit fruitier, with suggestions of pear, banana, and creme brulee, plus a bit of elderflower. A pleasantly sweet contribution from the bourbon barrels makes this an easily enjoyable blend."
Added by
Jacob Grier
Score
85