Hatozaki Triple Cask Japanese Whisky Review
Tasting Notes
Nose: Oak spice, black tea and orange peel.
Palate: Delicate oak, dried citrus and sweet ume plum.
Finish: Long, rounded and well-balanced.
Summary
Hatozaki Triple Cask Reserve is a Hatozaki blended/world-whisky expression, finished and bottled in Japan under Master Distiller and Blender Kimio Yonezawa. Ex-bourbon and ex-sherry maturation followed by a six-month Umeshu plum-liqueur-barrel finish gives it a round, subtly sweet profile with oak, tea, citrus peel and ume-plum character.
Interesting Facts
- Its final Umeshu plum liqueur-barrel finish lasts six months.
- The producer describes the Umeshu barrel treatment as a rare process in whisky making.
- The official brand page suggests serving it neat, on ice, or in a highball.
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