Tasting Notes In Japanesetokimeans time and this is certainly a whisky youd want while away a few hours in the company of. Its also used to express a sense of occasion or the moment. Again this is extremely fitting as Toki Blended Whisky makes any occasion special and is very much of the moment taking Japans whisky-making heritage and creating something as dazzlingly modern and crowd-attracting as Shibuya Crossing. No wonder it featured in whisky expert Ian Buxtons 101 Whiskies To Try Before You Die book. Written in a different waytokicould refer to the Japanese Crested Ibis. This elegant white bird is exceedingly rare and likes to hang around in pine forests. Similarly Toki Blended Whisky is a rare blend of single malts from Yamazaki and Hakushu and grain whisky from Chita. Its incredibly pale resembling white wine in a glass and its elegant thyme juniper and mint notes could easily recall pine forests. Youll also discover vivid flavours of heather burning on distant moo