Hibiki 17 Year Old Blended Japanese Suntory Whisky 700mL

Hibiki 17 Year Old Blended Japanese Suntory Whisky 700mL

Hibiki 17 Year Old Blended Japanese Suntory Whisky 700mL

Code: NH00378

1,400 AUD

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About Hibiki

Suntory is the largest and most popular Japanese whisky company; its flagship product, the Hibiki, continues to be in great demand. Bill Murray drank the Hibiki in the movie, ‘Lost in Translation’. Named the best whisky in the world more than once, this whisky has won international awards again and again. If you want to try the best, you must try the Hibiki.

Recent Hibiki 17 Awards:

Gold Award (International Spirits Challenge 2012-2013, 2016)
World’s Best Blended Whisky (World Whiskies Awards, 2017)

Color: Amber

Nose: Peach, apricot, melon, rose, lily, lemon leaf

Palate: Toffee, black cherry, vanilla, and Mizunara (Japanese oak)

Finish: Sweet, fruity, with lychee aftertaste

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