FUK 3 Year Single Grain Japanese Whisky

FUK 3 Year Single Grain Japanese Whisky takes its name from the IATA code of Fukuoka International Airport, leaning into the coincidence with travel-retail styling — a label designed to look like a luggage tag, complete with a "LET'S GO" neck tape. The whisky is distilled at the Beniotome Shuzo distillery in Kurume city, Fukuoka Prefecture, using water drawn from the Chikugo River and barley grown in the surrounding fields. It is a single grain whisky made from barley rather than rice, aged three years before bottling.

The whisky pours a clear amber and opens with light malt and cereal notes alongside gentle oak and orchard fruit. On the palate it is clean and light-bodied, with a subtle sweetness and a touch of vanilla, finishing short and soft with lingering oak.

A distinctive, conversation-starting addition to any Japanese whisky shelf, this is a fun pickup for collectors chasing lesser-known regional distilleries or building out a broader Japanese whisky lineup alongside other Liquor Geeks favorites. Ships to most US states. Adult-signature required at delivery.