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Chita Distiller’s Reserve

Chita Distiller’s Reserve

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£43.90 inc. VAT

Crafted at the Chita Distillery on the sunny shores of the Chita Peninsula, this elegant single grain whisky is a quiet masterpiece from the House of Suntory. Known for its versatility and smoothness, The Chita is made primarily from corn and aged in a combination of wine, Spanish oak, and American white oak casks—giving it a rich, layered character.

Light and silky on the palate, The Chita offers notes of honey, crème brûlée, and soft spice, with a subtle touch of herbaceous freshness. The finish is clean and smooth, making it a refined choice for those seeking a delicate, approachable whisky with understated complexity.

Recommended Serve by Whisky Brokers Associates:

The Chita Japanese Highball

  • 35ml The Chita Single Grain Whisky

  • 105ml chilled soda water

  • Tall glass filled with ice

  • Garnish: Lemon twist or fresh mint (optional)

Method:
Fill a highball glass with clear, solid ice. Pour in The Chita and stir gently to chill. Add soda water slowly down the side of the glass to retain effervescence. Stir once, briefly, and garnish with a twist of lemon or a sprig of mint for a refreshing finish.

Serving Tip from Whisky Brokers Associates:
Use premium chilled soda and avoid over-stirring to preserve carbonation. The Chita Highball is a crisp, clean serve that enhances the whisky’s smooth, subtle sweetness—perfect for casual sipping or pairing with light Japanese cuisine.

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