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Miyagikyo 1988

Brand
Region
Honshu – Miyagi
Bottling
Official
Age
20
Strenght
50%
Bottle size
70 cl
Year of production
2008

1 review \Average rating: 89

  1. Pablo
    Nose
    Well I've certainly lernead something today, thanks. Your new article is enlightning indeed.And yes, the lack of information from Nikka is understandable from this point of view.Still, the fact that you get to taste these grain whiskies when visiting the Miyagikyo distillery is more than a lack of information : It's deliberatly misleading.Finally, why are there two different spellings ? I often read here and there "Miyagikyou", but the spelling on my bottles is "Miyagikyo". Confusion all the way...Ps : Your link to this thread in your article doesn't work.
    Palate
    Well I've certainly lernead something today, thanks. Your new article is enlightning indeed.And yes, the lack of information from Nikka is understandable from this point of view.Still, the fact that you get to taste these grain whiskies when visiting the Miyagikyo distillery is more than a lack of information : It's deliberatly misleading.Finally, why are there two different spellings ? I often read here and there "Miyagikyou", but the spelling on my bottles is "Miyagikyo". Confusion all the way...Ps : Your link to this thread in your article doesn't work.
    Finish
    Well I've certainly lernead something today, thanks. Your new article is enlightning indeed.And yes, the lack of information from Nikka is understandable from this point of view.Still, the fact that you get to taste these grain whiskies when visiting the Miyagikyo distillery is more than a lack of information : It's deliberatly misleading.Finally, why are there two different spellings ? I often read here and there "Miyagikyou", but the spelling on my bottles is "Miyagikyo". Confusion all the way...Ps : Your link to this thread in your article doesn't work.
    Rating
    89/100
    Comm.

    Well I’ve certainly lernead something today, thanks. Your new article is enlightning indeed.And yes, the lack of information from Nikka is understandable from this point of view.Still, the fact that you get to taste these grain whiskies when visiting the Miyagikyo distillery is more than a lack of information : It’s deliberatly misleading.Finally, why are there two different spellings ? I often read here and there “Miyagikyou”, but the spelling on my bottles is “Miyagikyo”. Confusion all the way…Ps : Your link to this thread in your article doesn’t work.

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