Some Japanese malts, completely at random and all over the place

Yamazaki 18 yo ‘Mizunara 2025 Release’ (48%, OB) Mars Tsunuki 2021/2025 (58%, OB for AF Trade & Tiffany’s New York Bar, PX sherry hogshead, cask #T2378, 259 bottles) Chichibu Distillery II (55.5%, OB, bourbon, 2025) Shindo ‘Experimental 02’ (48%, OB, 2026) Shindo 2022/2025 (62%, OB, for AF Trade, Dram Good Stuff & Courser of Woodland, Hong Kong, Mizunara, cask #10255) Sakurao 2020/2026 (60%, OB, for Hong Kong and Macau, first fill Marsala, cask #7158, 253 bottles) Sakurao 2021/2025 (62%, OB, for Bar Buonasera HK, 1st fill bourbon barrel, cask #6147, 207 bottles) Miyagikyo 10 yo (45%, OB, for France, 2025)

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