Wild Turkey 13 years old A high-quality classic that lives up to expectations.
I would like to ask you about your aesthetic sense. Do you have any criteria for choosing things?
Imaizumi:. I value intuition. . I am talking about intuition, but when it comes to choosing things, I go with my gut. I choose what I intuitively like without thinking about it. I think that is the joy of choosing things.
. I guess you could say that I don't think with my head, but listen to my heart.
Imaizumi:Yes, that's right. This may sound like an afterthought, but the things I intuitively choose are flashy or peculiar, and this is reflected in the products. Seeing this, it makes me think about what is interesting. It makes me think about what is interesting.
Do you ever feel like you made a mistake by going with your gut?
Imaizumi:Of course there are (laughs). But that's something I wouldn't have known if I hadn't bought it, and it's hard to get 100 points from the start, isn't it? I believe that everything is an accumulation of failures. . Maybe it's like developing a good sense of discernment by exploring what you really like.
You are absolutely right. This approach is similar to that of Ayame's product production, isn't it?
Imaizumi:There is no right or wrong way to choose things, and I think that's fine. . I would rather value the fun and exciting feelings I have when I am choosing. If I'm going to eat, it's more fun to look for it on my own feet, not to look it up on the Internet from the beginning. But you don't know how to find a good restaurant without making mistakes, do you?
. I would be very happy if I casually entered a restaurant and found it to be my type, wouldn't I?
Imaizumi:There is so much information on the Internet and social networking sites about what is good and what is not, that it is easy to have preconceived notions. There is nothing wrong with using information as a reference, but I don't think it's a good idea to take it all on faith and unconsciously do something that doesn't conform to one's own will. . Therefore, I want to value my own senses, and even if I fail as a result, I should be satisfied.
Christmas and New Year's gift-giving season is just around the corner. What do you consider important when choosing gifts?
Imaizumi:It would be nice if we could create an emotional experience. The distance between you and the recipient is also important, as well as hospitality and thoughtfulness. It is also because I am a drinker, and I often give alcoholic beverages to people I have had drinks with. I buy alcohol that I think they will enjoy, and use it as an excuse to have a drink with them.
Wild Turkey 13 Year Old seems like it would make a great gift. Generally speaking, the aging limit for bourbon is 10 years, but it is 3 years longer than that.
Imaizumi:It's different from BIB, but it has an aroma and taste that gives a glimpse of it. It has a vanilla-like aroma with a spicy aftertaste; it is smoother to drink than BIB, so it is easy to drink straight. . even if you mix it with soda, you'll still be able to enjoy the aroma and taste. . I would love to go visit my friends with this bottle in hand. Drinking it in an unusual setting, such as a lodge or camping trip, would also be very satisfying.
Wild Turkey 13 Year Old is the best Kentucky Straight Bourbon, and it has the essence of BIB. This is not a limited edition, but a standard product.
Imaizumi:It is nice to have a steady supply of good tasting sake. It is the perfect daily luxury.
I guess you can feel secure in a standard product. And yet, they are of high quality. That may be similar to Ayame's products. After drinking this, my impression of bourbon changed.
Imaizumi:Bourbon may seem a bit prestigious, but I think it's easy to drink and makes you more familiar with it.
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