Yamazaki 14 Year Old `The Cask of Yamazaki` Heavily Peated (Bottled 2007) 1993

Yamazaki 14 Year Old `The Cask of Yamazaki` Heavily Peated (Bottled 2007) 1993

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Yamazaki 14 Year Old `The Cask of Yamazaki` Heavily Peated (Bottled 2007) 1993
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70 cl

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Distilled in 1993 and bottled in 2007, this 14 Year Old expression from Yamazaki is a rare single cask release, notable for its use of heavily peated malt. At a natural strength of 62% ABV, it diverges from the distillery`s typical profile, presenting a striking interplay of powerful smoke and sweet fruit characteristics. The aromatic complexity includes lemon syllabub, soft red fruits, and hints of charcoal embers, reflecting the innovative approach of Japan`s oldest commercial whisky distillery. As part of The Cask of Yamazaki series, this bottling seeks to showcase the unique qualities of individual barrels, appealing to connoisseurs of distinctive Japanese whisky.

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Yamazaki

Japan's First Malt Whisky Distillery

Yamazaki was founded in 1923 by Shinjiro Torii and located in the Vale of Yamazaki, between Osaka and Kyoto, an area chosen for it's water supply and favourable maturation climate. Torii was already established as an importer of fine wine from European and was keen to move into the world of spirits. The setup of the distillery was aided by another soon-to-be titan of Japanese whisky - Masataka Takesuru, who went on to establish Nikka. Over the next 60 years, Yamazaki produced a number of successful blended whiskies, notably Shirofuda and Kakubin, but it wasn't until 1984 that the first ever single malt was released.

The 1990s saw the development of many of the Yamazaki bottlings that have made the distillery world famous - the 10 Year Old, 18 Year Old and 25 Year Old. Limited edition releases fly off the shelves and Yamazaki is now firmly established not only as one of Japan's greatest distilleries, but one of the world's greatest. The distillery has seen a number of refurbishments and expansions over the years and now operations 12 stills allowing them to produce over six millions litres a year.

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