Features
Name:
Akashi Meïsei whisky with case
Cellar
The Japanese White Oak distillery was founded in 1888 but has been producing whisky in a traditional way and in small quantities only since 1919. The actual distillation process began in 1984, when the company built a new plant. Before then, all the whisky produced was used in a variety of blends known as 'White Oak'. The distillery belongs to the Eigashima company, established in 1679 and one of the oldest sake producers in Japan, in the city of Akashi.
Description
The White Oak distillery was founded in 1888 but has only been producing whisky in the traditional way and in small quantities since 1919. Akashi Meisei is a Japanese single malt 45% and grain 55% whisky.
Meisei literally means celebrity. This Whisky has the aptitude to become a cult product in the Japanese Whisky scene.
Organoleptic characteristics:
Light amber in colour. Deep with notes of barley malt, oak, vanilla and floral undertones. The palate is soft and round, with notes of vanilla, oak and hints of spice with a fresh finish.
Storage time:
over 20 years
