Tsunuki The First Single Malt Japanese Whisky 70cl

Tsunuki The First Single Malt Japanese Whisky 70cl is a landmark release from Mars Whisky, marking the inaugural expression from their Tsunuki distillery. Distilled in 2016 and 2017 and bottled in 2020, this small batch single malt showcases the rich heritage and craftsmanship of one of Japan’s most respected whisky producers.

Mars Whisky, a subsidiary of Hombo Shuzo, has deep roots in Japanese distilling. Founded by Kiichiro Iwai — the man who sent Masataka Taketsuru to Scotland to study whisky — the company now operates two acclaimed distilleries: Shinshu and Tsunuki. This first release from Tsunuki distillery delivers on both pedigree and promise, offering a sophisticated drinking experience for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Aromas of sultanas, almonds, dry oak, ripe cherries, and hints of spicy ginger

• Palate: A nut-forward character, with chocolate-coated peanuts, white grape, crisp apple, and sweet toffee

• Finish: Long and warming with lingering fruit, subtle cinnamon and peppercorn spice

This single malt whisky is best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water to unlock its layered complexity. Ideal for those seeking something rare, refined, and authentically Japanese.

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Alcohol Volume - 59 %

Bottle Size - 75cl

Type- Whisky

Country Of Origin - Japan

EAN - 4976881504011

Brand - Tsunuki

Condition - New

Availability - In stock

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