Akashi Drinkmaster Glass

Akashi Drinkmaster Glass

- 220 ml

The Akashi Drinkmaster glass is an elegant and versatile accessory, ideal for enjoying your favorite spirits, whether sake, whisky or other beverages.

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€6.00
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Inspired by the simplicity and sophistication of Japanese design, this glass boasts a sleek silhouette that combines aesthetic appeal with practicality. Its balanced format is perfect for enjoying a wide variety of beverages, whether served neat, over ice or in cocktails. Designed to enhance your tastings, it offers a pleasant, comfortable grip.

Made from high-quality glass, the Akashi Drinkmaster guarantees exceptional durability while remaining lightweight. Its transparency enhances the color and nuances of beverages, while its sturdy design makes it an ideal choice for everyday use or special occasions. With a generous capacity of 220 ml, it's perfect for moments of conviviality or solo tasting.

The Akashi Drinkmaster glass reflects the Japanese art of living, where every detail is designed to offer an experience that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. It embodies the balance between tradition and modernity that characterizes the Akashi universe. Whether you're a sake lover or a whisky enthusiast, this glass is a refined choice that will enrich your tastings and complete your collection of accessories. It's also the perfect gift idea for lovers of Japanese spirits.

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Details Akashi Drinkmaster Glass

Brand

White Oak - Akashi

Distillery

Eigashima - White Oak

Volume

220 ml

Material

Glass

Design

Logo Akashi

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The brand

The brand Akashi

Created in 2007 by Mikio Hiraishi, the Akashi brand is declined in numerous bottlings such as single casks, single malts or blends whose quality is now widely recognized and appreciated throughout the world.


Mikio Hiraishi's creativity can be seen in each Akashi whisky with the use of a wide variety of casks for aging, from traditional bourbon and sherry casks to red and white wine casks from Yamanashi, or even sake casks used for the maturation of the Akashi Saké Cask single malt.

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