Ryujin Mizunara Cask Single Malt Japanese Whisky
A Tribute to the Sea Deity of Japanese Mythology

Inspired by Ryjinthe revered Japanese sea dragon and guardian deityRyujin Mizunara Cask Single Malt is a reflection of power, grace, and elemental depth. This elegant Japanese whisky is matured in rare Mizunara oak casks, capturing the bold spirit of Ryjin while delivering a soft, refined profile that honors tradition and taste.

Process & Profile

• Category: Japanese Single Malt Whisky

• Cask Type: Finished in Mizunara Oak Casks

• ABV: 40%

• Volume: 750mL

• Origin: Japan

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Subtle floral aroma with delicate wafts of vanilla and sandalwood

• Palate: Light and smooth with gentle honeyed sweetness, hints of pear, and a silky texture

• Finish: Lingering oak spice from the Mizunara cask with a whisper of white pepper and sweet incense

What Makes It Special?

• Mizunara Oak Finish A rare and prized Japanese oak known for imparting subtle complexity, spice, and signature incense-like notes

• Cultural Symbolism Inspired by Ryjin, the mythical sea dragon and patron deity of Japan

• Ornate Packaging Each bottle is a work of art, embossed with traditional Japanese imagery that evokes strength, history, and mysticism

• Elegant Flavor Profile Designed for those who appreciate subtlety, balance, and a spiritual connection to the ocean and tradition

How to Enjoy

• Neat or with a Drop of Water Best served at room temperature to fully appreciate the nuances of Mizunara oak

• Pair With Sushi, grilled white fish, or light fruit-based desserts

• Perfect For Collectors, celebratory toasts, and those drawn to mythology and fine craftsmanship

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is Mizunara oak, and why is it special?
   Mizunara is a Japanese oak prized for its unique aroma and flavor notes, including sandalwood, coconut, and spice, creating a distinctive whisky profile.

2. Is this whisky peated?
   No, Ryujin Mizunara Cask is unpeated, focusing on smooth, delicate, and nuanced flavors.

3. Is this a limited edition?
   While not officially labeled as limited, the rarity of Mizunara casks and intricate packaging make it a collectible expression.

4. What makes Ryjin significant in Japanese culture?
   Ryjin is the sea god and symbolizes protection, power, and prosperitymaking this whisky a spiritual and cultural homage.

5. Is this whisky good for gifting?
   Absolutely. Its stunning bottle and cultural story make it ideal for special occasions and collectors.