Amber Room ReviewIndependent tasting notes
A pair of very interesting & rare Chichibus as they are only (supposedly) sold for bars & hotels and not available for retail. Distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2022 from a single cask by the top-tier La Maison du Whisky both at 60+% ABV. A side-by-side tasting of the Tasogare (peated) and Akatsuki (unpeated) bottlings.
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In the glass
1 Amber Room Review
A pair of very interesting & rare Chichibus as they are only (supposedly) sold for bars & hotels and not available for retail. Distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2022 from a single cask by the top-tier La Maison du Whisky both at 60+% ABV. A side-by-side tasting of the Tasogare (peated) and Akatsuki (unpeated) bottlings.
Bacon, meaty BBQ notes, definitely a sweeter peated whisky but gets saltier towards the end, floral, a bit perfumy imo
Slightly spicy/bitter finish
Other perspectives
Retrieved 05 October 2026
Whiskyfun gives Tasogare 90 points. Ash, mint, banana, lime and bitter cocoa accompany astringency. Its long finish grows fresher and faintly salty.
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