Japanese whisky price in Kenya
- 43% ABV3hibiki suntory whisky
KES 29,500 - 43% ABVThe Yamazaki distillers reserve single malt whisky
KES 35,000 - 43% ABVSuntory whisky toki
KES 9,799 - 40% ABVTogouchi Japanese Blended Whisky
KES 8,600 - 43% ABV5the hakushu single malt
KES 23,000 - 37% ABVNikka black clear whisky
KES 5,850 - 43% ABVsuntory whisky
KES 10,000 - 51% ABVNikka Whisky from The Barrel
KES 9,840 - 43% ABVSuntory old whisky
KES 10,300 - 40% ABVYamazakura Whisky
KES 7,899 - 40% ABVHibiki master select limited edition
KES 35,900 - 43% ABVKura Pure Malt
KES 15,600 - 43% ABVSuntory royal blended whisky
KES 16,299 - 40% ABVNikka all malt whisky
KES 7,800 - 45% ABVnikka yoichi single malt
KES 24,000 - 43% ABVSuntory whisky special reserve
KES 13,800 - 50% ABVKirin fuji sanroku whisky
KES 7,850 - 43% ABVTogouchi 15 Years
KES 22,699 - 40% ABVAkashi white Oak
KES 5,899 - 40% ABVHombo iwai japanese whisky
KES 7,450 - 43% ABVChita Sunctory Whisky
KES 14,000 - 43% ABVKurayoshi Pure Malt
KES 17,299 - 43% ABVnikka taketsuru pure malt
KES 11,000 - 43% ABVhakushu 12 years
KES 34,700 - 43% ABVPure Malt Red Nikka Whisky
KES 10,400 - 43% ABVhibiki 17 years
KES 46,750 - 43% ABVKurayoshi Pure Malt Sherry Cask
KES 15,400 - 43% ABVPure Malt Black Nikka Whisky
KES 11,400 - 40% ABViwai traditional whisky
KES 5,950 - 51% ABVnikka the barrel
KES 9,900
Japanese whiskeys are among the rarest and expensive whiskeys in the world. These whiskeys echo the Scottish style, lying between the Speyside and Lowland in style. Most whisky lovers often describe them as smooth, but sometimes this is an understatement. Japanese whiskeys are crafted in a unique way that makes them smooth and delicious with an amazing character and flavors, and their unique style makes them one-of-a-kind whisky types. They are rich in floral and light sherry notes that complement the peaty and smoky character representing a quasi-Islay style.
Japanese whisky style was developed in Japan around 1870, but the commercial production took root in 1924, when the first distillery in the country, Yamazaki, was opened. The Japanese whiskey production is attributed to two Japanese figures: Shinjiro Torii, the founder of the Suntory brand and the founder of the Yamazaki distillery, and Taketsuru, who founded Yoichi on Hokkaido. Over the years, Japanese whiskeys have become popular worldwide in a style of their own, representing luxurious alcohol brands and considered among the best whiskeys in the world. Some of the notable Japanese whisky brands and distilleries, or rather the terms you will mostly hear associated with Japanese whisky, are Nikka, Yamazaki, Hibiki, Hakushu, Mars, and Suntory. You may find either of these names in a Japanese whisky bottle. They are rare whiskeys, and it is rare to miss them or even confuse them.
Different Japanese whiskeys are available in different styles ranging from single malt whiskeys to blended whiskeys. There are both aged whiskeys and newer blends. However, to find age statement bottles of Japanese whiskey will require persistence and enough cash, but you will often land on younger blends with no much hassle. The variety of production techniques of Japanese whiskeys result in multifaceted whiskeys. Although some Scottish style echoes can be detected, this whisky category has an identity of its own, differing from Scotch whiskeys in many ways.
Japanese whisky can be taken like Scotch whisky or like Japanese shōchū. Most blended Japanese whiskeys are mixed into cocktails making whisky highballs known as chūhai, while other fine whiskeys are taken neat or on the rocks just like Scotch whisky. Japanese whisky highballs and other mixed drinks are excellent accompaniments to food. There are many ways of consuming Japanese whisky, dictated by the Japanese culture and the distillery’s tradition. Buy your favorite Japanese whisky online in Kenya at Drinks Vine wines and spirits shop at the best prices and enjoy free whisky delivery in Nairobi.