Nikka Yoichi Limited

Crafted at Yoichi, the sister distillery of Miyagikyo, this single malt is a commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the establishment of Miyagikyo Distillery.

It is a blend of whiskies that date back from the 1960s to the 2000s and has a more pronounced peaty flavor compared to Miyagikyo. This Japanese whisky comes in a 750mL bottle and is produced by Nikka Whisky, hailing from the region of Japan.

Are you looking for a unique whisky to commemorate a special occasion?

Japanese Whisky Lovers Rejoice! The Nikka Yoichi Limited Edition 2019 is Finally Here!

Look no further than the Nikka Yoichi Limited Edition 2019. Crafted at Yoichi, the sister distillery of Miyagikyo, this single malt is the perfect way to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the establishment of the Miyagikyo Distillery.

FEATURES of Nikka Yoichi Limited Edition 2019:

🥃 Aged Whiskies: This whisky is a blend of whiskies that date back from the 1960s to the 2000s. 🥃 Peaty Flavor: This whisky has a more pronounced peaty flavor compared to Miyagikyo. 🥃 Japanese Whisky: This whisky is produced by Nikka Whisky, hailing from the region of Japan.

SPECIFICATIONS of Nikka Yoichi 2019:

– 750mL Bottle- Aged Whiskies- Peaty Flavor

HOW IT WORKS:

This whisky is a blend of whiskies from the 1960s to the 2000s, crafted at Yoichi, the sister distillery of Miyagikyo. It is produced by Nikka Whisky, hailing from the region of Japan and has a more pronounced peaty flavor compared to Miyagikyo.

-A single malt whisky crafted at Yoichi, the sister distillery of Miyagikyo
-A commemorative blend of whiskies that date back from the 1960s to the 2000s
-More pronounced peaty flavor compared to Miyagikyo

FAQ:

Q: What is the size of the bottle? A: This whisky comes in a 750mL bottle.
Q: What region is this whisky from? A: This whisky is produced by Nikka Whisky, hailing from the region of Japan.
Q: What makes this whisky unique? A: This whisky is a blend of whiskies that date back from the 1960s to the 2000s and has a more pronounced peaty flavor compared to Miyagikyo.