Mars Distillery Komagatake IPA Cask Finish Single Malt Japanese Whisky 700ml

Mars Distillery Komagatake IPA Cask Finish Single Malt Japanese Whisky 700ml

Mars Distillery Komagatake IPA Cask Finish Single Malt Japanese Whisky 700ml

Code: NH00628

340 AUD

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This excellent new release from Mars’ Komagatake range is a single malt whisky finished in an IPA cask that has imparted a range of fruity and gently spicy notes onto the wonderful spirit. As with most whiskies that come from Mars, the liquid is bursting with a complex array of notes for you to explore and it will keeping you coming back for another dram time after time. A real delight.

Distillery	Hombo Mars
Bottled	2020
Whisky Origin	Japanese
Single Malt	Yes
Alcohol Strength	52%

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