Enjoying whisky tasting in Roppongi of Tokyo.

You can find your favorite type of whisky here.

Find your best whisky!

You can try 4 famous types of whiskies, Yamazaki, Hibiki, Hakushu and Chita.

The award-winnig whiskies you can try here usually expensive and hard to find.

We will introduce you to many mysterious charms of Japanese whiskies.

Would you like to try some Japanese whiskies?

Taste different types of Japanese whiskies (4-5 tasting glasses, whisky types depend on availability).

60 minutes tour　　

25,000yen（per person）
From 2 people

16:00〜17:00

17:00〜18:00

18:00〜19:00　　

・This small-group tasting experience introduces you to the many flavors of Japanese whiskies.

・What kind of Japanese whisky would you like to drink?

→Whisky selection varies daily depending on availability. For example, Hibiki ,Yamazaki, Chita, Hakushu ,Yamazaki 12, Hakushu 12, Hibiki 21 Choice, Yamazaki, and other whiskies.

4 famous types of Japanese whiskies

Hibiki ,Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Chita

You can choose another one!

Hibiki 21

The award-winnig whiskies you can try here usually expensive and hard to find.

We will introduce you to many mysterious charms of Japanese whiskies.

・ A confirmation email will be sent upon booking

・The minimum age for drinking alcohol in Japan is 20 years old

・ Please make a reservation for 2 or more people

・ Not recommended for pregnant women

・A valid passport or ID is required on the day of travel (bars may require proof of age)

・Dress code is smart casual

Add all-you-can-drink
＋60min 3000yen

If you want to drink more, you can add the free refills for 60min. Please choose from 6 types of whiskies. (Toris, Kaku, Jack Daniel, and more…)

The history of Japanese whisky

Japanese whisky is an old tradition that gained worldwide attention in early 2000’s
Commercial production of whisky in Japan began in 1924, a few years after Masataka
Taketsuru returned from Scotland,where he had learned distilling techniques.
Shinjiro Torii of Kotobukiya, which later became Suntory, hired Masataka to build
Japan’s first whisky distillery to produce whisky for the Japanese people.
Japanese whisky thrived as a mostly domestic phenomenon, but in 2003 Yamazaki
12 Years Old won gold at the ISC (International Spirits Challenge).
The momentum continued, with Suntory produced Yamazaki whisky earning the title
of World Whisky of the Year in Jim Murray’s Whisky Bible 2015.
With that, a new internationally renowned whisky culture was born.