For NEIT’s latest chapter in the In Good Company series, third-generation sushi master Endo Kazutoshi is invited into the quiet ritual of selection—not of fish, but of whiskey.
For NEIT’s latest chapter in the In Good Company series, third-generation sushi master Endo Kazutoshi is invited into the quiet ritual of selection—not of fish, but of whiskey.
In the stillness of The Rotunda, he samples from one of NEIT’s rarest aging casks: a 34-year-old single malt, deep and complex, pulled from the back of the vault for a singular purpose.
Only one liquid is chosen.
The film, produced by BRAVÒ and directed by BROGA, offers a contemplative portrait of a man known for his restraint.
Shot through a lens attuned to texture, silence, and gesture, the short unfolds in delicate layers: the sound of a pour, the stillness of decision, the harmony between chef and spirit.
A custom bottle—rooted in Japanese aesthetic sensibilities—emerges from this process, designed as an object of both ritual and rarity. At its core is not just a rare whiskey, but a distillation of Endo’s taste: deliberate, timeless, and impossibly precise.