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The heat wave has started, and the hot sake has finished. This season's last bottle of Takekaku, a male Hiroshima brewer. A brewery associated with Massan, the founder of Japanese whiskey, which is now one of the top class whiskeys in the world. It has a robustness that seems to brew from the power of the earth, and you can feel the boldness of Massan, who opened the brewery all the way to Hokkaido for the peaty aroma. It has a clumsiness that does not pander to the times. This is a delicious taste that goes deeper than the five internal organs and six internal organs, resonating with the heart and soul. Of course, it's exceptionally good hot! However, unlike whiskeys that cauterize your throat, it's soft and snuggly.
Japanese whiskeys are highly regarded overseas, and while there is a scarcity of whiskeys available for speculative buying, Takekaku's and hot whiskeys' deliciousness has yet to stimulate international demand. Fortunately for consumers, and sadly for admirers.
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