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It’s #SuntoryTime! I spent an entire week tr...

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It’s #SuntoryTime! I spent an entire week traveling around Japan learning about all things Suntory. I visited the Yamazaki and Hakushu distilleries, Premium Malt’s Brewery, tasted an array of highly sought after whiskeys, ate a ton of oishi food, took in the natural surroundings in an incredible ryokan, and met some new friends from different parts of the world. ⁣

These photos were taken from our first night in Tokyo at Apollo Bar (my fav)! Hidenori Komatsu-san is a whisky connoisseur and spent decades working in the whisky industry including Suntory. After retiring, he decided to open his own bar in Ginza. Over the years, not only has Komatsu-san collected an extensive collection of rare Suntory Japanese whisky bottles, he’s attained a substantial amount of knowledge about the product as well as how to properly enjoy it. ⁣

Komatsu-san is known for mastering the whisky highball. He’s perfected every last detail from the thin serving glasses, perfectly shaped hand-carved ice blocks, and the temperature of the ice (hence the fan), to the number of stirs and the amount of carbonation in his house-made soda water. Flawless. 👌


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