Shibui 10 Year Virgin White Oak Single Grain Japanese Whisky

750ml

Shibui 10 Year Virgin White Oak Single Grain Japanese Whisky

Available now at Liquor Boutique

Shibui 10 Year Virgin White Oak is a single grain Japanese whisky aged exclusively in new, uncharred American white oak barrels. Distilled in Okinawa, this rare expression offers a deeper, bolder take on Japanese whisky with pronounced wood influence, spice, and structure. Crafted with a philosophy of balance and simplicity, it delivers refined intensity without sacrificing smoothness.

A bold evolution in Japanese grain whisky — elegant, expressive, and unique.

Tasting Notes
Nose: Toasted wood, honeycomb, dried apricot, and vanilla cream.
Palate: Rich and textured with notes of spice, coconut, nutmeg, and warm cereal grains.
Finish: Long and dry with hints of oak tannin, white pepper, and mellow sweetness.

Why Buy Shibui 10 Year Virgin White Oak

• Aged in virgin white oak barrels for a bolder oak-forward profile

• Single grain whisky crafted in Okinawa, Japan

• Rare and unique among Japanese whiskies for its use of new oak

• Perfect for collectors, connoisseurs, and adventurous whisky lovers

• Available now at Liquor Boutique

How to Enjoy
Best enjoyed neat to fully appreciate the new oak influence. A drop of water can soften the spice and open up the layers. Ideal for pairing with grilled meats, hard cheeses, or as a bold sipping option.

Have Any Questions?

What makes “virgin white oak” special?
Unlike ex-bourbon or sherry barrels, virgin white oak is unused and uncharred, offering a purer, more intense wood character with a unique flavor profile.

Is this sweeter or spicier than other Shibui expressions?
It leans more toward spice and structure, with a dry, wood-driven finish and a slightly bolder taste.

How does this compare to Scotch or bourbon?
It bridges the elegance of Japanese whisky with the boldness of oak influence typically found in well-aged bourbons.

Is it a limited release?
Yes — this expression is released in small batches and can be difficult to find outside of specialty retailers.