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Taiwan is a Republic of China located in the heart of the Sea of the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean, the island territory is morphologically subdivided into two zones, one of which is typically flat west. the remaining 75% of the island is covered by mountainous reliefs enriched by a massive presence of tropical forests. The territory is rich in short and torrential rivers. As for the climate, it is tropical, with hot and humid summers and not very harsh but rainy winters. The island is subject to frequent typhoons and devastating hurricanes during the course of the year, which upset the natural landscape and the local population. The Kavalan, the best whiskey in the world is born on this island. This appellation was decreed in 2015 by the team of experts of the World Whiskeys Awards. The famous whiskey was born from a newly formed distillery, theKing Car, established in 2005; the characteristic that made this whiskey special is defined by the term "tropical aging" which makes its maturation more intense inside barrels made of American oak, the same barrels that were previously used to mature white and red wines . The ingredients chosen for the realization of the whiskey are selected with extreme care and attention, the caramelized aftertaste takes the flavor of vanilla, dark chocolate, licorice and melon. Most of these distillates produced on the island of Taiwan are bottled without being subjected to the preventive cold filtration process.

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Kavalan Single Malt Whisky

Kavalan Distillery

An amazing surprise, the King Car distillery is Taiwan and the single malt Kavalan is named after the tribe of indigenous people who originally lived on the northeastern part of the island. This single malt is made with commitment, passion and...

40.00%, 0,70 l

€ 77.34 ex VAT

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Single malt Whisky

, Taiwan

Kavalan Bourbon Oak Matured Single Malt Whisky

Kavalan Distillery

46.00%, 0,70 l

€ 77.11 ex VAT

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Information about Taiwan

Region	Taiwan
Country	Taiwan
Climate and soil	The island is crossed by the tropic of Cancer and lapped by a warm ocean current (Curo Scivo): the climate is, therefore, of a hot-humid type, subject to monsoon influences, however limited by the arrangement of the relief. The average monthly temperatures recorded more marked excursions on the western side (Taipei 15,5 ° C in January, 28 ° C in July) compared to the eastern slope (22-27 ° C), more exposed to precipitation; the latter reach 2000-2500 mm per year, exceeding 3000 mm on the mountain slopes of SE (often invested by summer typhoons) and falling to 1500 mm in some western regions.
History	Inhabited by groups of Indonesian origin, the island hosted Chinese settlements from the 14th century. Reached in 1623 by the Dutch, in 1683 it became part of the Chinese Empire. Joined in 1895 by Japan, it returned to China in 1945. The nationalist government of Guomindang, defeated by the communist revolution in mainland China, took refuge there in 1949. Led by Jiang Jieshi with extraordinary powers, the nationalist government was strongly supported, economically and militarily , from the USA (treaty of mutual defense in 1954), continuing to claim sovereignty over the whole of China and maintained the Chinese representation at the UN until 1971, when it was expelled to the benefit of the communist continental China, in the meantime 'USSR and approached the West. Despite diplomatic isolation, T. maintained a long-term attitude towards Beijing that, starting in 1981, began to make proposals for reunification on the basis of a wide autonomy for Taiwan. Only after 1987 a cautious process of détente was started.
Typical dishes	The island's culinary specialties are the same that you can taste when visiting China, such as spring rolls or rice dumplings, with the addition of some ubiquitous ingredients in local menus, such as subtropical aromas, fish and large quantities of sugar. The dog or snake meat, and some internal organs of the bear are considered here the dishes par excellence that few have the opportunity to serve on their tables. During your stay on these lands you will not be able to taste the characteristic cake of the moon.