The Yamanshi prefecture, home of Tenjaku whisky is also the largest peach growing region in Japan – most notably for the white peaches called ‘Hakuto’.
Angostura Bitters, orange zest and rind
Pronounced ‘Oi-ooo-wah-wee’, it translates as ‘cut with hot water’. This simple serve style is a common way of drinking shochu in Japan, however it also works well with whisky enabling it to show case its distinctive flavours.
Pronounced ‘Miz-ooo-wah-wee’, it translates as ‘cut with cold water’. It is a long refreshing highball mixing whisky and soda on ice, it is often served at mealtimes in Japan as a low alcohol alternative to beer or wine.
A twist on a traditional whisky sour, this cocktail combines both clementine zest and lemon juice which really complements the spiciness of Tenjaku blended whisky. For additional spice, dust with cinnamon to serve.
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