Japanese Whisky/Nikka Days Blended Whisky 750 ml
Nikka Days Blended Whisky 750 ml
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About this bottle
Nikka Days is a lighter, brighter blended whisky from Nikka, combining malt whisky from the Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleries with grain whisky, including a portion matured in Japanese Mizunara oak. Built to be more approachable and mixable than Nikka's older, punchier blends like From the Barrel, it's aimed at highball drinking and everyday use. Expect a light, fruity nose of honey, vanilla, and citrus, a smooth, mellow palate, and a gentle, lingering finish. Bottled at 40% ABV, it's Nikka's entry point for drinkers who want the house style without the intensity of the brand's bolder releases.
How to drink Nikka Days
It's built for the highball — soda water and plenty of ice let the light fruit and honey carry. Neat works too if you want something easier than Nikka's bolder blends.
Tasting notes
Nosehoney, vanilla, citrus
Palatesmooth, mellow
Finishgentle, lingering
Specs
Japanese Whisky80 proof · American oak and Mizunara oak (partial) · Japan
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Days?
The classic serve is a Highball: built long over ice with soda water, which is how it's most often drunk in Japan.
What is Mizunara oak, and does this whisky use it?
A portion of Nikka Days is aged in Mizunara, a rare Japanese oak that adds incense and sandalwood notes, blended with more standard American-oak-aged whisky for an easy-drinking style.
Who is Nikka named after?
Nikka was founded by Masataka Taketsuru, considered the father of Japanese whisky, who studied whisky-making in Scotland.
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