Miyagikyo Apple Brandy Cask Finish

(70cl, 47%)

£195

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Miyagikyo Apple Cask Bottling Note

Nikka released a pair of whiskies in 2020 to celebrate the 100th wedding anniversary of the company's founder Masataka Taketsuru and Rita Cowan. This right here is one of them - a Miyagikyo single malt which has been finished in casks that previously held apple brandy! This intriguing cask finish is a reference to the importance of apples in Nikka's history, as the company started producing apple juice while its first whiskies were maturing.

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Tasting Note by The Producer

Nose: Rounded with notes of apple, vanilla, honey, sage and verbena. This then evolves in notes of stewed or baked apples, woodiness and spicy notes of ginger and cinnamon.

Palate: Creamy and lively with freshness. Aromas of pineapple, lychee, and kiwi alongside notes of acacia honey.

Finish: Long, alluring. With just a hint of salt, herbal tea, with rosemary, mint, and linden tree flowers adding a floral dimension overall. The empty glass evokes notes of toasted wood such as oak, cypress and pine.

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