Akashi - 4 Year Old Tawny Port Cask Ghost Series #15

Volume: 500ml / ABV: 61.5%

Introducing the Akashi 4 Year Old, a truly remarkable whisky that stands as a testament to the artistry and innovation of Akashi distillery. This expression, part of the Yoshitorshi Ghost Series curated by whisky enthusiast and author Stefan Van Eycken, is a true gem for whisky connoisseurs and collectors.

Limited to just 849 bottles, this Akashi 4 Year Old is a testament to the distillery's commitment to exceptional quality and craftsmanship. It is crafted from a selection of single malts that were matured in sherry and bourbon barrels before being vatted together in a single port cask for one year. The result is a whisky with a distinctive character and complexity.

The 2016 vintage single cask was specifically matured in Tawny Port Cask #61966, infusing the spirit with the unique flavours and characteristics associated with this cask type. The interaction between the whisky and the port cask has created a symphony of flavours, showcasing notes of rich fruits, hints of chocolate, and a velvety smoothness.

Part of the esteemed Yoshitorshi Ghost Series, this release represents the fourteenth installment curated by Stefan Van Eycken. With his expertise and passion for Japanese whisky, Van Eycken has carefully selected exceptional and rare expressions that embody the spirit of Japanese distillation.

Owning a bottle of the Akashi 4 Year Old from the Yoshitorshi Ghost Series is not only a testament to your appreciation for fine whisky but also an opportunity to experience a limited and highly sought-after release. Embrace the depth of flavours, the artistry of cask selection, and the legacy of the Ghost Series as you savour each sip.

Please note that due to the limited production and exclusive nature of this release, securing a bottle may prove challenging. We encourage you to act swiftly and add this extraordinary expression to your collection, as it represents the pinnacle of Japanese whisky craftsmanship and the vision of Stefan Van Eycken's curated series.