Three New Whiskey Distillery Posters Now Available for Purchase!
The Whisky Culture Institute, led by renowned whiskey expert Mamoru Tsuchiya, has announced the launch of three stunning new posters showcasing whiskey distilleries. Available starting today, the posters include the Japanese Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026, the Scotch Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026, and the Irish Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026.
During the recent Tokyo Whiskey Festival held on December 6-7, attendees had the opportunity to purchase these posters early, resulting in a sell-out of the pre-sale stock, highlighting their popularity among aficionados.
1. Japanese Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
This poster features a detailed map showcasing 114 active and upcoming Japanese distilleries as of October 2025. Whether for home decor or study purposes for whiskey connoisseur exams, this poster serves as a rich resource for both casual drinkers and serious enthusiasts alike.
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2. Scotch Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
With a representation of 196 malt whiskey distilleries currently operating or in preparation as of November 2025, this updated poster includes 15 more listings than last year's edition. Ideal for interior decoration and a valuable study aid for whiskey examinations, it encapsulates the essence of Scotland's rich whiskey heritage.
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3. Irish Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
A new addition to the distillery poster series, this design features 67 operating and upcoming Irish whiskey distilleries as of November 2025. Perfect for both decor and educational use, it's an essential item for anyone passionate about Irish whiskey.
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Founded in March 2001 and headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, the Whisky Culture Institute is dedicated to promoting whiskey culture under the leadership of whiskey critic Mamoru Tsuchiya. The organization has been actively researching and disseminating information on both domestic and international whiskey and alcohol cultures since its inception. They have undertaken numerous initiatives aimed at fostering whiskey enthusiasts and conducting professional training.
The institute also publishes the only whiskey-specialized magazine in Japan, Whisky Galore, and organizes events like the Whiskey Festival and qualification examinations such as the Whiskey Connoisseur Certification exam. Moreover, since 2019, they have operated Japan's only international spirits competition, the Tokyo Whiskey & Spirits Competition (TWSC).
Born in 1954 in Sado, Niigata, Mamoru Tsuchiya graduated from Gakushuin University with a degree in literature. He worked as a weekly magazine journalist before moving to the UK in 1987, where his fascination with Scotch whiskey began. Upon returning to Japan, Tsuchiya became a respected whiskey critic, and in 1998 he was recognized as one of the World's Five Leading Whiskey Writers by Highland Distillers.
Tsuchiya has publicly contributed to several books and holds qualifications in whiskey and spirits evaluation. Recently he served as a whisky consultant for the acclaimed NHK morning drama Massan, overseeing whiskey research throughout its production. His extensive bibliography includes titles focused on single malt and blended whiskey, as well as high-end whiskey's value for modern business.
In addition to his editorial role at Whisky Galore, he also serves as chairman of the planning committee for both TWSC and Japanese Whiskey Day, as well as the executive director of the newly established Japan Whiskey Cultural Promotion Association (JWPC) formed in July 2024.
During the recent Tokyo Whiskey Festival held on December 6-7, attendees had the opportunity to purchase these posters early, resulting in a sell-out of the pre-sale stock, highlighting their popularity among aficionados.
Overview of New Posters
1. Japanese Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
This poster features a detailed map showcasing 114 active and upcoming Japanese distilleries as of October 2025. Whether for home decor or study purposes for whiskey connoisseur exams, this poster serves as a rich resource for both casual drinkers and serious enthusiasts alike.
[Product Page]
2. Scotch Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
With a representation of 196 malt whiskey distilleries currently operating or in preparation as of November 2025, this updated poster includes 15 more listings than last year's edition. Ideal for interior decoration and a valuable study aid for whiskey examinations, it encapsulates the essence of Scotland's rich whiskey heritage.
[Product Page]
3. Irish Whiskey Distillery Poster 2026
A new addition to the distillery poster series, this design features 67 operating and upcoming Irish whiskey distilleries as of November 2025. Perfect for both decor and educational use, it's an essential item for anyone passionate about Irish whiskey.
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Product Details
- - Price: Each poster is available for 1,100 yen (tax included, shipping extra)
- - Size: A2 (W420×H594 mm)
About the Whisky Culture Institute
Founded in March 2001 and headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, the Whisky Culture Institute is dedicated to promoting whiskey culture under the leadership of whiskey critic Mamoru Tsuchiya. The organization has been actively researching and disseminating information on both domestic and international whiskey and alcohol cultures since its inception. They have undertaken numerous initiatives aimed at fostering whiskey enthusiasts and conducting professional training.
The institute also publishes the only whiskey-specialized magazine in Japan, Whisky Galore, and organizes events like the Whiskey Festival and qualification examinations such as the Whiskey Connoisseur Certification exam. Moreover, since 2019, they have operated Japan's only international spirits competition, the Tokyo Whiskey & Spirits Competition (TWSC).
Profile of Mamoru Tsuchiya
Born in 1954 in Sado, Niigata, Mamoru Tsuchiya graduated from Gakushuin University with a degree in literature. He worked as a weekly magazine journalist before moving to the UK in 1987, where his fascination with Scotch whiskey began. Upon returning to Japan, Tsuchiya became a respected whiskey critic, and in 1998 he was recognized as one of the World's Five Leading Whiskey Writers by Highland Distillers.
Tsuchiya has publicly contributed to several books and holds qualifications in whiskey and spirits evaluation. Recently he served as a whisky consultant for the acclaimed NHK morning drama Massan, overseeing whiskey research throughout its production. His extensive bibliography includes titles focused on single malt and blended whiskey, as well as high-end whiskey's value for modern business.
In addition to his editorial role at Whisky Galore, he also serves as chairman of the planning committee for both TWSC and Japanese Whiskey Day, as well as the executive director of the newly established Japan Whiskey Cultural Promotion Association (JWPC) formed in July 2024.
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