Hibiki Japanese Harmony Whisky 750ml

by Beam Suntory

$184.95

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Hibiki Japanese Harmony Whisky 750ml

by Beam Suntory

$184.95

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Hibiki Japanese Harmony Whisky 750ml with gift (2 glasses)

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Producer : Beam Suntory

Region : Japan (Japan)

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In 1923 Shinjiro Torii envisioned crafting a whisky that would enhance the Japanese dining experience. He did just that with the creation of Habiki Harmony. This layered whisky pours is bright amber and has notes of citrus, honey, lychee, rosemary and oak. Full-bodied and fruity, with a long finish. Serve with smoked trout.

Ships with two complimentary House of Suntory branded highball glasses*

Gold Medal, International Spirits Challenge, 2020

Double Gold Medal, San Francisco World Spirits Competition, 2016

94 Points, Tim McKirdy, Vinepair, February 2022

*Limited time offer. While supplies lasts.

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More Information
Price of Case	$167.25
Point Score	94
Cellaring	Drink Now or Cellar
Sweetness	Not Applicable See Sweetness Chart
Bottle Size	750mL
Producer	Beam Suntory
Region	Japan (Japan)
Alcohol	43%
Wood Presence	Oaked

The Producer

Beam Suntory

In 1795, a farmer and grain mill operator named Jacob Beam produced the first barrel of whiskey that would become Jim Beam®, the world’s #1 selling bourbon. Suntory was founded in 1899 by Shinjiro Torii, who created the first whisky to suit Japanese palates.