Yamazaki 12 Years - Representative Works of Yamazaki that You Can Buy and Drink

Yamazaki 12-year-old is a premium liquor. Last year, in order to compare with Yamazaki's entry-level 1923 model, I bought this 12-year-old bottle from Sam's. According to the liquor description, this 12-year-old bottle has matured in American white oak barrels, sherry barrels, and Japanese water oak barrels, with a clear Eastern Zen flavor and malt aroma, which is very representative of the distillery. I opened this one at a dinner party, along with a bottle of Grandona 18 and a bottle of Pomo 18. Most of the best people in the room chose Yamazaki 12-year-old

Smell: Full of aroma, multi-layered flavor, honey, vanilla, peach, jam, and a light woody aroma

Entrance: Comfortable toffee, creamy cake, followed by a woody aftertaste. The 43 degree alcohol is not too watery, but overall soft

Overall, compared to Yamazaki 1923, it still tastes much more upscale. Both the aroma and taste have been greatly improved. The downside is that the price is not cheap. However, compared to the price of several thousand yuan in 2018, this 12-year-old is still a wine that most people can buy and drink. In addition, it is said that this wine is also heavily affected by counterfeit goods, and reliable purchasing channels are necessary. We recommend advanced whiskey players to try it, but for friends who value cost-effectiveness, let alone Riwei, which has never had a good value for money

The price I bought in Japan last time was quite good