Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky
Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky

Nikka Rum Wood Finish Set Japanese Whisky

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This rare 2017 twin pack from Nikka showcases two rum cask–finished single malts from the distillery’s iconic pair: Yoichi and Miyagikyo. Limited to only 3,500 sets worldwide, this release highlights Nikka’s innovative approach to cask finishing and the tropical sweetness imparted by rum maturation. Miyagikyo delivers a bright, fruit-forward profile enriched by sugary rum depth, while Yoichi balances caramel, citrus chocolate, and its signature smoky character with powerful oak influence. Together, they offer a unique exploration of how rum casks enhance two contrasting Japanese single malt styles.
Product Details

Brand: Nikka

Release Name: Yoichi & Miyagikyo Rum Finish Twin Pack – 2017 Release

Whisky Style / Type: Japanese Single Malt Whisky

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Volume: 2 × 700ml

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Country: Japan

Region: Yoichi (Hokkaido) & Miyagikyo (Sendai)

Cask Type: Rum Cask Finish

Limited Edition: Yes – 3,500 Sets Worldwide

Award Winner: No

Cask Strength: No

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