| Nose | Gentle peat smoke and sea air, with baked apple and vanilla |
| Palate | Rich and oily, with dried fruit, toffee and soft smoke |
| Finish | Long, with lingering smoke and spice |
The Yoichi style with a decade of maturity. Where the standard Yoichi is youthful and lively, the 10-year-old has had time to round out, so the coastal smoke sits beside deeper fruit and a richer, oilier texture.
Like every Yoichi, it's made in direct coal-fired stills on the Hokkaido coast. It's one of the most sought-after aged Japanese single malts.
Who it's for: Collectors and fans of peated, maritime malt.
How to enjoy it: Neat, with a drop of water.