Ohishi 10 Year Old Brandy Cask Whisky Rum & Rye The name comes from the

The name comes from the Sagamore Farm limestone spring water used to cut their Whiskey to proof

So they make things a bit differently

They infuse it like a wet Gin with grapefruit zests and crushed jalapeño peppers and bottle it like Moonshine

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Ohishi 10 Year Old Brandy Cask Whisky Rum & Rye The name comes from theJapan on the rice. There's a unique family run distillery on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, near the source of the Kuma River, that was founded in 1872 and goes by the name Ohishi. We all know that the Japanese take their Single Malts seriously and so do we but this one is a special case. For starters, it's not a Single Malt at all, as it's made from rice! Where distilleries usually use malted barley, Ohishi uses Japan's favorite grain to