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The Japanese Way of Whisky. Japan`s whiskies and how to enjoy them wer. angielska
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Winner of the 2017 André Simon John Avery Award, this thoroughly revised edition includes new contributions from Jim Meehan and Tomo Yoshizawa. Lauded by industry professionals like Alex Kratena as "incredible," the book by award-winning author and Japanese whisky connoisseur Dave Broom explores the intriguing world of Japan's whisky distilleries. Broom delves into the unique philosophies and concepts that define Japanese whisky culture, providing insights into each distillery's history, production, and distinguishing characteristics, accompanied by comprehensive tasting notes. The book also touches on crucial elements of Japanese life that enhance one's understanding of this craft, such as the significance of seasonal changes and the dedication to craftsmanship. Throughout the narrative, Broom's journey across Japan with photographer Kohei Take adds layers of depth and appreciation, making it a valuable read for whisky enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone interested in Japanese culture.
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Winner of the 2017 André Simon John Avery Award, this thoroughly revised edition includes new contributions from Jim Meehan and Tomo Yoshizawa. Lauded by industry professionals like Alex Kratena as "incredible," the book by award-winning author and Japanese whisky connoisseur Dave Broom explores the intriguing world of Japan's whisky distilleries. Broom delves into the unique philosophies and concepts that define Japanese whisky culture, providing insights into each distillery's history, production, and distinguishing characteristics, accompanied by comprehensive tasting notes. The book also touches on crucial elements of Japanese life that enhance one's understanding of this craft, such as the significance of seasonal changes and the dedication to craftsmanship. Throughout the narrative, Broom's journey across Japan with photographer Kohei Take adds layers of depth and appreciation, making it a valuable read for whisky enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone interested in Japanese culture.
