Nikka Miyagikyo Japanese Whisky 0,7L 45%

€72.50*

Content: 0.7 Liter (€103.57* / 1 Liter)

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Product number: PD-06934

Japan: Nikka Miyagikyo Whiskey is a blended whiskey with fresh notes of green apples, tones of sherry and a lively, silky body. The aftertaste is soft with fresh notes.

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Nikka Miyagikyo Japanese Non Age Blended Whisky 0.7L 45%

Nikka Miyagikyo Japanese Whisky is produced by the Nikka Whisky Distilling Company on the Japanese island of Honshu and has a light gold color.

Nikka Miyagikyo Whisky has a rather floral taste, with fresh notes of green apples, tones of sherry and a lively, silky body. The aftertaste is soft, with pleasant freshness.

Age:	not stated
Alcohol content:	45,0% Vol.
Country:	Japan
Filling quantity:	0,7 Liter
Region:	not stated
Responsible food business operator:	Borco Marken Import Matthiesen GmbH & Co, Charlottenstrasse 135, 45289 Essen Deutschland
Sherry:	-
Type:	Blended Whisky
Year:	not stated

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