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Qantima Group Expands Its Whisky Portfolio with Mars Whisky Exclusivity in Spain

Notícias Portugal5 September 2026 at 12:02

Qantima Group announced a new strategic alliance with Mars Whisky, becoming the exclusive distributor of this Japanese distillery's products in Spain starting September 1st. The Spanish company, specialized in the import and distribution of gourmet products and premium beverages, already manages other prestigious brands such as Ichiro's and CHICHIBU.

Mars Whisky is a respected Japanese producer known for its artisanal approach, whose legacy includes the renowned single malts from the Komagatake distillery, located in the Japanese Alps, and Tsunuki, situated in the subtropical region of Kagoshima. Each distillery utilizes the unique climatic conditions of its location to create unique whisky profiles.

Manuel Villa, CEO of Qantima Group, expressed enthusiasm for the inclusion of Mars Whisky in the company's portfolio, describing it as a significant step both commercially and philosophically. He highlighted that the goal is to provide Spanish consumers with exceptionally quality products that represent the technical finesse characteristic of niche Japanese whisky.

This collaboration not only enriches Qantima Group's offering but also strengthens cultural and commercial ties between Japan and Spain in the spirits field, opening new doors for Japanese whisky in the European market.

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