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Discover the Art of Japanese Whisky With The House of Suntory

by Carrie Kwan 7 July, 2014
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Suntory Whisky_Yamazaki 12yo, Hibiki 17yo, Hakushu 12yoRemember that time your favourite bar was turned into a Japanese Izakaya for one night? And they served you amazing whisky? No, because that didn’t happen. Yet.

Thanks to Suntory Whisky, this little dream will become a reality with the launch of their House of Suntory Exclusive Takeovers, where, you guessed it, they’re turning bars into Izakayas and serving luxury whisky paired with matched cuisine.

Things kicked off in Melbourne with the first takeover held at the uber secret, and very elegant Japanese bar and dining room, Hihou, on June 18, 2014.

And now it’s our turn in Sydney, with Tokonoma hosting an evening to ‘Discover the Art of Japanese Whisky’ and experience the new range in the style its founder, Shinjiro Tori intended it to be consumed, alongside beautiful Japanese cuisine.

As with the Melbourne pop-up, a specially designed menu will be available including 3 course tasting menu ($50) and 6 course degustation menu ($100) both with matching whiskies, a $60 whisky and desserts menu, and an extensive cocktail list based on the five senses on Suntory whisky.

Expect each matched course divinely and thoughtfully prepared to bring out the intricate flavours of Suntory’s Yamazaki (Suntory’s flagship single malt aged 12 years), Hakushu (a herbal and gently smoky single malt produced from Suntory’s mountain distillery aged 12 years) and Hibiki (a harmonious blend of whiskies combined to represent the ‘Art of Japanese Whisky’ aged 17 years).

Stay up late with Suntory’s spiritus frumenti and make some new memories.

The House of Suntory Exclusive Takeover Sydney
16 July 2014
Tokonoma Lounge, 490 Crown Street, Sydney
Book via reservations@toko-sydney.com or 02 8357 6100

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Carrie Kwan

Carrie is the Founder of Daily Addict. She's an uncanny ability to uncover social experiences and must-have things that interest and inspire. Consider her your go-to-lady (you have on speed dial) to reveal the lesser-known gems compelling you to get more out of life.

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