Appearance: After pouring, the liquid has a light amber color.
Aroma: First, a corn note appears, while the whiskey smells similar to bourbon. We find fruity notes (apple and pear); the grainy corn component is present from early on, along with a slight hint of vanilla.
Flavor: First, fruit shows up—especially apple and pear. The corn is still noticeable and doesn’t fall far behind. A slight vanilla taste is also present, and the overall impression is reminiscent of a low-cost bourbon (e.g., about like Old Grand-Dad).
Finish: On the nose, the Fuji was not as pronounced as the comparison, but it has more nuances and more fruity notes, with less warmth and fewer spices. The final impression is a lighter, more fruit-forward profile compared to typical low-cost bourbon.
Specifications
| Others | |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Japan |
| % Alcohol | 40 |
| Type of product | Spirit |
| Gift Packaging | Gift packaging |
| Country | Japan |
| Volume | 0.7 |
| Brand | Fujimi |
| Spirit type | whisky |