Fuji Whiskey was born out of a joint venture in 1972 between Kirin Brewery, Chivas brothers and Seagram and Sons - The distillery uses snowmelt water from the nearby Mount Fuji in their whisky. The rich fruitiness and subtle spiciness are the character of Fuji Single Grain, a symphony of three different styles of grain whiskies: Light grain Scotch whisky style; Medium grain Canadian whisky style; Heavy grain Bourbon whiskey style. The nose opens with fruity aromas of raspberry and orange marmalade, layered with the sweetness of pound cake, leading to a mellow palate of white grape, orange peel, and raspberry, and finishing slightly sweet with notes of oak and gentle spice.

Hibiki Harmony encapsulates the harmony that exists between Japanese nature and people. Plum and roses on the nose backed up by a hint of mizunara oak and dark chocolate. Oily in texture and delightful in taste.

Situated between the north and south Japanese alps, Mars Shinshu is Japan's highest whisky distillery, at nearly 800 meters. The Hombo family have been distilling for more than a century and they added whisky to their repertoire in 1949 in Kagoshima. This whisky is inspired by great whiskies of America. A majority of corn balanced with light malt aged in ex bourbon barrels. Ideal for daily sipping, in a mint julep or an old fashioned.

This wonderful peated Japanese single malt whisky hails from Hakushu distillery, owned by Suntory. The distillery resides in the forests of Mt. Kaikomagatake, with the original Hakushu distillery built in 1973. Another building was added in 1981, called Hakushu Higashi. Rather fittingly, it boasts a fresh and foresty flavour profile.

This single malt from the Yamazaki distillery is jam-packed with superb red berry notes, gained from the whisky being matured in Bordeaux wine casks and Sherry casks.

This is a round and sweet blend with a refreshing citrus character and a spicy finish.