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Suntory's 1st World Blended Whisky Enters U.S.

Suntory World Whisky ‘Ao’ previously was available only in Japan and Global Travel Retail.  (43% ABV, $55 SRP) Blended using whisky from Suntory Group’s own distilleries in five of the world’s most renowned whisky-regions: Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Japan and the U.S., Suntory World Whisky ‘Ao’, meaning blue,

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by Joel Whitaker

Suntory World Whisky ‘Ao’ previously was available only in Japan and Global Travel Retail.  (43% ABV, $55 SRP)

Blended using whisky from Suntory Group’s own distilleries in five of the world’s most renowned whisky-regions: Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Japan and the U.S., Suntory World Whisky ‘Ao’, meaning blue, is named after the oceans that connect these whiskies of the world together. The bottle is five-sided in honor of the five major whisky-making regions. The calligraphic lettering was written by Japanese calligrapher Tansetsu Ogino with an intent to represent the whiskies’ global origins and Japanese craftsmanship.

Suntory says the liquid perfectly captures "the heathery flavor of Ardmore and Glen Garioch in Scotland, the complexity of Cooley in Ireland, the smoothness of Alberta in Canada, the vibrance of Jim Beam in the US, and the subtlety of Yamazaki and Hakushu in Japan. With notes of vanilla, tropical fruit and cinnamon, it is the distinctive climate, fermentation and distillation processes in each whisky-making region that give the whisky its unique taste."

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