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Yamazaki Age Unknown

Yamazaki Age Unknown is a blended whiskey from Japan that is aged in oak barrels for an unspecified amount of time. This whiskey is considered highly authentic and is recognized as one of the best in the world

Yamazaki Age Unknown is a Japanese blended whisky. It’s light, fruity and smooth finish makes it well loved by both new and old whisky drinkers alike. If you’re looking for a whisky that’s easy to drink and great value for money, then this is the one for you!

We are very excited to offer our Yamazaki 42 Year Old whisky to you. This special edition was distilled in 1976, matured in oak casks, and bottled in the early 2000s. In addition to being a favorite among those at the distillery, it has also become one of our most popular whiskies for aging.

A blend of mature Yamazaki 12 Year Old and some of the unchillfiltered, natural color hazy spirit from the Shinshu malted barley stock that was used by Yoichi Sakai-San to make his first Single Malt Whisky. The result is a whisky of sublime complexity and depth that shows impressive finesse for a whisky distilled at such a young age. The final product was bottled without chill-filtration or any artificial coloring – instead, we’ve preserved those naturally occurring flavors and aromas you’d expect from a very versatile malt whiskey such as this.

Yamazaki Age Unknown is an intense but delicate blend of 43% malt whisky, 30% grain whisky and 27% neutral spirits. The result is a subtly sweet flavour with a hint of spice and vanilla, which gives way to a dry finish.

The Yamazaki Age Unknown (27 year) is a bold, complex whiskey with notes of fruit and nutmeg. It’s one of the most popular Rokkas in Japan and continues to be popular in the US for its balanced flavor profile.

Yamazaki Age Unknown is a single malt whisky that is aged in the middle-aged sherry casks. The name Yamazaki was first given to this whiskies by Mr. Masaichi Kobayashi, who was the founder of Takashimaya Department Stores. It is believed that he had received these barrels of whisky for tasting from his customers who were Japanese aristocrats. At this time, he named it ‘Yamazaki’ after his favorite mountain range located in Shikoku Island

The whiskies that make up Yamazaki Age Unknown are some of the very first ever created at Suntory. Their purpose was to allow Suntory to experiment with different blends, recipes and cask types in order to determine which styles were best-suited for the future production of their now world-famous single malts.