Suntory Kakubin

Kakubin was first created in 1937 by Shinjiro Torii, Suntory's founder and first Master Blender. Though initially named "Suntory Whisky," it was known lovingly as Kakubin, or "square bottle," due to its unique design. That name and square-cut, tortoise-shell design have remained for more than 80 years, a symbol of Suntory's commitment to unwavering quality. With a sweet aroma, rich flavor, and dry finish, Kakubin is a highly versatile whisky, and the Kakubin highball is the go-to for many Japanese when they go out for a night of food and drink.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Aromas of fresh cereals and honeycomb ice cream. Light spiciness.

Palate: Notes of honey, citrus peels, peppercorn and cinnamon.