Kamiki 'Sakura Wood' Blended Malt Whisky 750ml
Product information

Product options
In stock and ready to ship
100% satisfaction guarantee
10,000+ packages delivered safely
Product Description
OMIWA SHRINE is one of the oldest shrines in Japan and the protector of alcohol-producing families. It is located in the ancient capital of Nara. Amid a dense forest of Yoshino Sugi-the Japanese cedar, which for centuries is being used to make casks for aging alcohol and home to thousands of Sakura trees., planted long ago by the priests to worship nature. Inspired by the timeless traditions of Nara and sacred Sakura tree which symbolizes the fragility of life with its beautiful yet short-lived blossom. We skillfully blend the finest malt whiskies from Japan with our reserve of malt whiskies, and mature for a second time in Japanese cedar and later in Sakura tree casks to create a perfectly smooth blend with a scent of sandalwood and a zest of wild cherry in the finish. For the continuance of these finest Japanese traditions we are committed to supporting OMIWA SHRINE for the lifetime of Kamiki.
Product Specs
| Alcohol by Volume | 48.0% |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| UPC | 4589858890125 |
Shipping
Ships to most states from California. Securely packaged and sealed, we have delivered over 10,000 packages safely to happy customers all around the USA.
Returns
It is against the law in the state of California to accept returns on alcohol except for defective or spoiled items. If there is an issue with the order, we will make it right 100% guaranteed.
Awards & Scores
Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.
What critics and judges wrote
Tasting Notes
Flavor profile
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 1 note from 1 publication, weighted by source.
- Herbal & greenA hint
- Fruitya zest of wild cherry in the finishClear
- SweetA hint
- Oak & malta scent of sandalwoodClear
- SmokeA hint
- SpiceA hint
Flavor scores are our estimates. A flavor scores higher when more critics mention it and when they describe it more strongly, so no single review sets the result. They are not a rating from any publication.