World Whiskey Society 15 Year Mizunara Cask Finish Bourbon 750ml

750ml

World Whiskey Society 15 Year Mizunara Cask Finish Bourbon

Rare & Complex | Mizunara-Finished | Aged Elegance

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An exclusive 15-year Kentucky straight bourbon finished in rare Japanese Mizunara oak barrels previously used for shochu. This single-barrel, barrel-proof bottling delivers a uniquely expressive profile shaped by long maturation and one-of-a-kind barrel character.

Tasting Notes:
Color: Deep amber with rich mahogany tones
Nose: Sandalwood, cinnamon spice, coconut husk, incense, and warm oak
Palate: Full-bodied with layered wood spice, dried fruit, light coconut, and exotic cedar notes
Finish: Silky and sustained—refined sweetness meets delicate heat and lingering spice

Why Buy World Whiskey Society 15 Year Mizunara Cask Finish Bourbon:
• Fifteen years of aging for depth and complexity
• Finished in imported Mizunara oak barrels imparting sandalwood, cedar, coconut, and incense character
• Single-barrel, barrel-proof release with boutique presentation and collectible appeal
• Extremely limited release, highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts
• Offers a distinctive tasting experience combining Kentucky bourbon with Japanese oak refinement

How to Enjoy:
Serve neat or with a few drops of water to unlock the nuanced aromatics and fully appreciate the long aging and Mizunara influence.

Have Any Questions?

Is it beginner‑friendly?
This is a bold, high-proof bourbon best suited for seasoned whiskey drinkers—its rich, intense profile may be overwhelming for newcomers.

What does 'Mizunara cask finish' mean?
After years of aging in American oak, the bourbon is transferred into Japanese Mizunara oak barrels—traditionally used for shochu—infusing unique flavors such as sandalwood, incense, cedar, and coconut.

Can I use it in cocktails?
This whiskey is meant to be savored neat or with minimal dilution; its subtle Mizunara nuances are best experienced on their own rather than in cocktails.

What’s the ABV?
Usually released at barrel proof (around 102 proof), preserving bold flavor and rich aging expression.