Suntory The Chita Single Grain Whisky 700ml

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To fully appreciate the serene character of The Chita Single Grain Whisky, with its smoothness, mildness and distinctively versatile flavour profile, we recoomend enjoying it neat or on the rocks.
Color: Bright gold
Nose: Creme brulee, cardamom, acacia honey, blossoming rose
Palate: Mild and smooth, hint of mint, deep honey
Finish, Clean and clear, spiced oak with subtle bittersweet notes.

Suntory is a Japanese business group best known for its whisky range, though its other interests include soft drinks, beer, wine and health foods. In 2014 it bought Beam Inc. whose brands include Jim Beam and Maker's Mark, Canadian Club and Courvoisier.
As well as products where the Suntory brand features prominently, such as the beer range and Suntory Kakubin, Gold, Reserve and Old whiskies, there are various sub-brands. These include Hibiki blended whisky (introduced in 1989) and the Hakushu and Yamazaki single malts. In addition to the numerous international assets from the Beam Suntory subsidiary, the company also owns the Saint-Julien estates Lagrange and Beychevelle (50 percent with Castel), plus the Scottish distilleries Laphroaig, Bowmore and Ardmore.
The company was formed under the Kotobukiya name in 1921 by Shinjiro Torii, a wine and liqueur producer particularly known for Port-style products. He set up Japan's first distillery, Yamazaki, in 1923, and launched Suntory White Label (Shirofuda) in 1929. In 1963, the company changed its name to Suntory.