Miyagikyo Da-Te Black Label

1 review \Average rating: 44

1. 

   Danyelle

   12 August 2015 at 9 h 15 min · Reply

   Nose

   Yes, although they are quite stirgaht up in their press releases in Japanese, Nikka do not clearly label these as Nishinomiya distilled and this misleads people. This is, of course, totally understandable from their point of view: why would they want to start banging on about a defunct operation when they are trying to raise the profile of their active Coffey operation at Miyagikyou? But it is easy to misunderstand.

   Palate

   Yes, although they are quite stirgaht up in their press releases in Japanese, Nikka do not clearly label these as Nishinomiya distilled and this misleads people. This is, of course, totally understandable from their point of view: why would they want to start banging on about a defunct operation when they are trying to raise the profile of their active Coffey operation at Miyagikyou? But it is easy to misunderstand.

   Finish

   Yes, although they are quite stirgaht up in their press releases in Japanese, Nikka do not clearly label these as Nishinomiya distilled and this misleads people. This is, of course, totally understandable from their point of view: why would they want to start banging on about a defunct operation when they are trying to raise the profile of their active Coffey operation at Miyagikyou? But it is easy to misunderstand.

   Rating

   44/100

   Comm.

   Yes, although they are quite stirgaht up in their press releases in Japanese, Nikka do not clearly label these as Nishinomiya distilled and this misleads people. This is, of course, totally understandable from their point of view: why would they want to start banging on about a defunct operation when they are trying to raise the profile of their active Coffey operation at Miyagikyou? But it is easy to misunderstand.