The art of Japanese Whisky
Japanese whisky has earned global acclaim for its balance and subtlety. Inspired by Scottish methods yet unmistakably Japanese in character, these whiskies are defined by harmony—delicate floral notes, layers of fruit, and a whisper of smoke. The House of Suntory, a pioneer since 1923, has set the benchmark with its Yamazaki and Hakushu single malts, as well as the celebrated Hibiki blend. Each expression is a study in precision, offering depth without heaviness and complexity without excess.
Sake – a tradition reimagined
Sake is Japan’s oldest and most revered drink, yet it continues to evolve. Brewed from rice, water, yeast, and koji, its character is shaped by regional terroir and centuries of expertise. From the crisp, aromatic styles of Dewazakura to the elegant, polished sakes of Tatenokawa, the diversity is remarkable. Today, sake stands alongside fine wine and whisky on the global stage, prized for its purity, versatility, and ability to capture the essence of Japan’s culinary heritage.