An old-school Yamazaki single malt from the era when Suntory labelled these as “Pure Malt.” Tarudashi Genshu translates to “straight from the cask,” delivering bold, undiluted character at 58%—a rare and evocative piece of Japanese whisky history.
Key Details: - Distillery: Yamazaki (Suntory) - Country: Japan - Label Era: “Pure Malt” (historic terminology for what is Yamazaki single malt) - Expression: Tarudashi Genshu (“straight from the cask”) - Style: Single Malt Japanese Whisky - ABV: 58% - Bottle Size: 500ml - Cask Influence: Cask-strength oak-led profile (Tarudashi = direct-from-cask) - Packaging: Bottle Only - Condition:
Tasting Notes: - Nose: Concentrated oak spice, honeyed grain, citrus peel, and vanilla with hints of incense and sandalwood. - Palate: Powerful cask-strength delivery—sweet malt, toffee, and orange oil layered with clove, cinnamon, and polished oak. - Finish: Long, warming, and spice-led with lingering vanilla, cedar, and gentle sweetness.
Why Collect This Bottle: - Historic Labeling: “Pure Malt” era Yamazaki—pre-modern naming conventions. - Cask-Strength Authenticity: Tarudashi Genshu captures undiluted distillery character at 58% ABV. - Scarcity: Older small-format releases rarely surface, especially well-kept examples. - Japanese Whisky Heritage: Early Suntory bottlings are increasingly prized by collectors.
Seller Notes : - Stored upright in a cool, dark, climate-controlled environment. - Fill level: high/into neck; capsule/closure intact.
Bidder Confidence: - Authenticity assured. - Professional, secure packaging for shipping. - International shipping available; buyer responsible for local duties and taxes.
