The Matsui
THE MATSUI THE PEATED 48%
The Matsui The Peated is a Single Malt distilled by Kurayoshi Distillery, located in Tottori Prefecture. Particular attention was paid to the selection of the malted barley which was peated.
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Product Details
- Category
- Whiskey
- Alcohol level
- 48%
- Brand
- The Matsui
- Origin
- Japan
- Distillery
- Kurayoshi
- Aging
- American oak barrels
- Age
- 3 years minimum
- Aromatic profile
- Malted cereals, light camphorated peat
Rich, greedy, vanilla, cinnamon - Tasting
- Ice ball, straight, highball
- Capacity
- 70cl
Tasting advice
Ice ball, straight, highball.

Tasting notes
Appearance
Light amber.
Nose
Freshly cut malted grains, slightly camphorated peatiness, lively and well balanced.
Palate
Fresh with a herbaceous peatiness. Toasted oak, brown sugar and creamy vanilla notes, all enveloped in a smoky, minty, even liquorice touch.
Finish
Peaty smoke and lingering fresh apple notes.

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The Matsui is Kurayoshi Distillery's line of exceptional Single Malt. The range also includes a whiskey-based Umeshu.
The Matsui The Peated is a Single Malt distilled by Kurayoshi Distillery, located in Tottori Prefecture. Particular attention was paid to the selection of the malted barley which was peated. The master distiller rightly considers that the quality of the grain has a strong impact on the distillation, aging and complexity of the final product. Double distilled in American oak barrels, then aged in a natural environment favorable to aging, The Peated evokes sweetness and fruit with a smoky finish. This masterpiece is made with care and passion and is reduced with natural spring water from Mount Daisen.
Illustration:"The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai.
Awards

Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2024

Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2020

SFWSC Or 2019
Kurayoshi Distillery
Located in the town of the same name in Tottori prefecture, has been producing Japanese spirits since 1910. Sake, shochu and brandy enabled this micro-distillery to develop unique expertise combining tradition with innovation. The distillery’s proximity to Mount Daisen means that it can draw on fresh water from this mountain’s generous snowfall. Whiskies from the Kurayoshi distillery have consistently impressed the judging panels of various international competitions and won numerous awards, in particular those based on exacting blind tastings. The Kurayoshi distillery’s production levels are low and stocks are very limited.

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