Miyagikyo Single Malt

Single Malt - 45 % - 70 cl

Coming to replace the classic range of Miyagikyo whiskies, this Nikka single malt perfectly transcribed the delicately malty and fruity profile, typical style of the distillery.

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Coming to replace the classic range of Miyagikyo whiskies, the latest Nikka single malt perfectly transcribed the delicately malty and fruity profile, typical style of the distillery. Miyagikyo Single Malt blends whiskies of different ages, that a certain proportion was aged in sherry casks bringing roundness and gluttony to the final result.

Starting with a nose rather flowery and fruity delivering aromas of banana, tropical fruit, lime, white flowers, iris, all coated with a touch of honey, Miyagikyo Single Malt expresses its full power in the mouth revealing more spicy notes of ginger and cinnamon, but also some tasty notes of chocolate and liquorice. It finishes with spicy notes (cardamom), stewed fruits (apple, plum and lychee), and a delicate hint of tobacco leaves and roasted nuts.

Located in the heart of Miyagi Valley, a northern region of Honshu island renowned for its clean air and the quality of its spring water, Miyagikyo distillery produces a refined malt distilled in traditional pot stills or sometimes in column stills usually used for the distillation of cereals other than barley.

Détails

Details Miyagikyo Single Malt

Type

Single Malt

Brand

Nikka Whisky

Distillery

Miyagikyo

Region

Honshu - Miyagi

Strength

45 %

Volume

70 cl

Coloring

Uncolored

Peat

No peated

Ingredient

Malted barley

Packaging

Bottle only

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The distillery

The distillery Miyagikyo

It is in the Miyagi valley at the confluence of the Nikkawa and Hirose rivers that Masataka Taketsuru, founder of Nikka, decided to establish his second distillery after three years of intense research.


Founded in 1969, the Miyagikyo distillery is located in the northeast of Honshu Island in a hilly area covered with maple and coniferous forests. The volcanic soil filters the water from the naturally occurring springs which are known for their purity.

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Japanese whisky

Japanese whisky

Made of whiskies exclusively distilled, aged and bottled in Japan.

Yellow fruits

Yellow fruits

Notes of peach, apricot, apple, pear, plum, ...

Woody

Woody

Notes of undergrowth, humus, bark, oak, resinous, ...

Cereals

Cereals

Notes of barley, wheat, rye, corn, malt, hay, ...

Our tasting experience of Miyagikyo Single Malt.

Miyagikyo Single Malt has a nice golden color, and gives off fruity aromas of green apple, malted cereals and licorice. In the mouth the texture is rather fine and pleasant, and the fruitiness asserts itself with hints of currant and cherry. The finish is rather soft, the Miyagikyo Single Malt does not leave any bitterness.

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PHILIPPE F. published the 23/08/2023 following an order made on 16/08/2023

4/5

Bon single malt

Anonymous customer published the 12/04/2022 following an order made on 04/04/2022

4/5

PRODUIT EGAL A LUI MEME MAIS PRIX EN AUGMENTATION

Anonymous customer published the 02/12/2021 following an order made on 19/11/2021

5/5

Au top pour mon beau-père!

Anonymous customer published the 08/11/2021 following an order made on 28/10/2021

5/5

Voilà un whisky d’une grande finesse. Multiples arômes mais assez d’alcool pour structurer le tout et éviter le mièvrerie de certains japonais

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