Posted on 8 April 2015 by Stuart
10 Comments on Nikka Japanese Whisky – tasting highlights
In my previous post, we looked at the history of Japanese Nikka whisky, the realisation of Masataka Taketsuru’s dream. In all, Nikka makes nearly 30 different whiskies from its two distilleries. Having tasted the entire range with brand…
Continue reading »Posted on 30 March 2015 by Stuart
24 Comments on Nikka Japanese whisky – one man’s dream
Japanese whisky has never been more popular, winning awards left, right and centre as well as offering Scotch drinkers an alternative – but not radical departure – in flavour. Recently I met Nikka’s Didier Ghorbanzadeh…
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