Iconic Spirits recently announced the U.S. debut of Teitessa single-grain Japanese whisky.
The new product is the brainchild of Julious Grant, co-founder of Iconic Spirits and founder/chairman of Iconic’s parent company The Brand House Group, along with Taichi Seki, co-founder and CEO of Iconic Spirits.
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Grant said his team is thrilled to introduce Teitessa to the U.S. market and he believes this will “write a new script for Japanese whisky in the U.S., and we are excited to be at the forefront of this trend. When you combine the unique qualities that our age-old production methods deliver with the rare, superior ingredients we use, the end result is remarkable Japanese spirits unlike anything currently available.”
Teitessa is a single-grain Japanese whisky made up of five expressions, aged between 15 and 30 years in oak variations including American white oak, Spanish oak and French Limousin oak.
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The distiller noted that this whisky is crafted with Japan’s highest-quality rice grain, called Koshihikari, and Teitessa is made using a Japanese distillation method that dates back several centuries.
A statement from Iconic SpiritsFor more information, check out www.iconic-spirits.com.
