The Japanese dragon is a powerful being that controls water and rains. They are believed to bring luck and symbolize power, strength, and authority. Ryūjin, the deity of the sea in Japanese myths, is one of the most important of all Japanese dragons. He represents the power of the ocean and was a patron of Japan. Considering that the sea and seafood are important for Japanese livelihood, Ryūjin plays a significant role in Japanese culture and history, and is believed to be one of the forefathers of the Japanese imperial dynasty. Recognizing the most significant dragon in Japanese culture gave rise to the bold and vibrant flavours of the Ryūjin whisky. Fruity and floral notes weave throughout the taste, with honey, orange peel and white chocolate flavours. The finish is mellow with a hint of oak.