NEW ARRIVAL

Hello everyone. In Tokyo, we've had scorching summer-like heat since the day after the heavy rain, making me wonder if it's really the rainy season.
Well, it's already been almost a month since Salon de Shimaji's original, limited edition of 60 bottles of this legendary liquor sold out.
Since Mr. Shimaji will not be going to Scotland for bottling this year, we have been searching for a featured liquor, and we are pleased to announce that we have received a new old bottle at the salon!

Shimaji : "Everyone, I'm sorry to have disappointed you all when the limited edition bottles ran out. We've now received a selection of malts carefully chosen by the buyers and bartenders at Salon de Shimaji. Please give them a try."
From left to right in the image: G&M Longmorn 1983, Signatory Imperial 1995 20 Year Old Hogshead, Glenduvellon 30 Year Old, Glenfiddich 25 Year Old Rare Oak
We received orders from customers the very day the product arrived.
Customer: "Hmm, they're all delicious."

Shimaji : "That's right. I've told them to regularly stock interesting and rare alcoholic beverages from now on, so please look forward to them in the future."
We hope that you will visit our salon again and again, looking forward to discovering new drinks, and the time after that... Our salon members will continue to strive to improve themselves, so please do stop by.

This week's quote
"Once you've touched your lips to a glass of alcohol, it's considered good luck to drink it all down."

This week's alcohol
Shimaji: "Please try our new sake."
Katsuhiko Shimaji
Producer of Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building . Born in 1941. After graduating from Aoyama Gakuin University, he joined Shueisha. He was assigned to "Weekly Playboy" and became its editor-in-chief in 1983, where he created a sensation with the "Life Advice" column featuring Renzo Shibata, Toko Kon, and Ken Kaiko as respondents, growing the magazine into a million-copy publication. He later served as editor-in-chief of "PLAYBOY Japan" and "BART." After serving as representative director of Shueisha International, he retired in 2008. He is currently working as a writer and essayist.
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