The Yamazaki 12 Year 100th Anniversary Limited Edition - 750ML
The Yamazaki 12 Year 100th Anniversary Limited Edition
Celebrate a Century of Excellence: The Yamazaki 12 Year 100th Anniversary Limited Edition Immerse yourself in the legacy of Japanese whisky with The Yamazaki 12 Year 100th Anniversary Limited Edition. This 750ML bottle is a tribute to a century of whisky-making mastery, offering a taste that’s as profound as its history. Crafted at Japan’s first and oldest malt distillery, this limited edition release is a testament to the art of whisky.
Product Details:
- Country: Japan
- Distillery: Yamazaki
- Volume: 750ML
- Age: 12 Years
- Alcohol Strength: 43% ABV
- Taste: A symphony of peach, pineapple, grapefruit, clove, candied orange, and vanilla, with a palate of coconut, cranberry, and butter.
- Finish: A long finish with sweet ginger and cinnamon note.
- Food Pairings: Best enjoyed with a light appetizer or on its own to fully appreciate its delicate complexity.
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