Whiskies R Us

Informal articles, reviews, experiences, and general enlightenment into the world of Japanese whisky.

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Karuizawa Asama 1999-2000 Vintages 50.5%abv

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Nose: Very one dimensional initially in my opinion however, it opens up well after cracking the bottle. With patience and oxidization ...
Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Sample Sessions 3: Single Cask Miyagikyo 2000

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Distilled: Feb,2000 - Bottled: Sept, 2013 - Warehouse no.  25 - ABV: 59% - Cask: 15805 Nose: If it wasn't stated you would...
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Ichiro's Malt the Game 5th Edition for Shinanoya

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Whisky History Osaka 2013 was held on October 6, unfortunately this year I'm sad to say I didn't attend - not because I didn...

Continuing Success: Chichibu - The Peated 2013

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Chichibu, Japan’s newest distillery to date continues its developments with the release of The Peated 2013. This second peaty Chichibu...
Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Roaming Hakata (2): Whisky Bar Leichhardt

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Whisky Bar LEICHHARDT is one of your more savvy whisky bars in Hakata. Naturally it retains tradition, such as bar etiquette, but when ...
Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Roaming Hakata (1): Hearts Field - Whisky & Jazz

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While on the road (Kyushu) I took a tour round some of Hakata's (Tenjin) exciting whisky drinking establishments. The area has...
Thursday, September 26, 2013

Taketsuru: Movement & Reflections

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As one Taketsuru expression begins to be withdrawn its predecessor enters the market, making many people become nostalgic about the v...
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Whiskies R Us is an informal Japanese whisky blog written by an individual, based in Japan, who strongly shares the enthusiasm and interest of Japanese whisky. The aim is to simply share information and personal experiences with whisky gained throughout a continuing journey. Content will explore the Japanese whisky industry including independent whisky reviews, as well as whisky retailers, and bar introductions within the Kobe, Osaka, and Kyoto areas.
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