With the first sip, you are greeted by delicate aromas of plum, rose, sweet wood, and soft syrup, creating an elegant and multifaceted aromatic profile.

On the palate, Hibiki Master’s Select becomes truly captivating: orange marmalade, dark chocolate, and subtle bitter notes blend harmoniously with the sweetness of the sherry influence and the gentle presence of Japanese Mizunara oak.

The finish is refined, slightly sweet, and lingering, with mild spices and woody notes that remain elegantly on the palate without ever feeling heavy. It is a whisky that does not “shout” — it wins you over little by little.

Hibiki is the most poetic expression of Suntory, a house that, since 1923, laid the foundations of Japanese whisky with Shinjiro Torii’s vision at Yamazaki Distillery.

Rather than copying the West, Suntory created its own identity: whisky that expresses nature, the seasons, and the concept of balance.

The name Hibiki, meaning “resonance,” is no coincidence. It symbolizes the way different whiskies “converse” with one another until they create something unified and perfect. The result is blends based on at least 10 malt & grain whiskies from Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Chita.

The philosophy of Monozukuri – the art of creation with soul and attention to detail – is the foundation of every drop.

Hibiki Japanese Harmony Master’s Select is a special expression of the Hibiki range, known for its more pronounced sherry character and fuller aromatic structure.

It is a premium blended whisky at 43% ABV, matured in a combination of American oak, European sherry casks, and Japanese Mizunara, creating a result that is deeply balanced yet more expressive than the classic Harmony release.

• Type: Blended Japanese Whisky
• Country: Japan
• Alcohol: 43%
• Volume: 700ml
• Casks: American Oak / Sherry Casks / Mizunara Oak
• Character: Limited / Travel Exclusive edition

And of course, the iconic 24-faceted bottle returns once again, symbolizing the seasons of Japan and the endless flow of time — just like the whisky itself.

A Hibiki that you don’t just taste… you observe it, discover it, and ultimately remember it.