Shirakawa 1958 Single Malt Japanese Whisky 70cl Dom Perignon

Shirakawa 1958 Single Malt Japanese Whisky 70cl Dom PerignonThe World's Rarest Japanese Whisky Rediscovered! Shirakawa 1958 is a single malt whisky from the lost Japanese distillery, Shirakawa, which was located 200km North of Tokyo, Japan. The whisky produced was rumoured to be exquisite, but destined only for blending and never to be captured as a single malt until now, with collaboration between Tomatin Distillery and Takara Shuzo. This remarkable and incredibly rare expression will be the only official

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