Fuji Sanroku Whisky

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A Japanese exclusive, this high ABV bottling from Kirin is reported to be "very Bourbon like". Launched in March 2016, the blend features medium and heavy-type grain whiskies combined with a minor peated malt component.

Source

14th December 2016

https://www.nicks.com.au/kirin-fuji-sanroku-tarujuku-50-blended-japanese-whisky-700ml

Fuji Sanroku Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Opening sniffs suggest apple strudel, stewed pear, bubble gum and vanilla.

Color

Brilliant deep gold

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