Nikka Coffey Malt WhiskySingle Grain Whisky | 45% ABV (90 Proof) | 750mLProcess & ProfileNikka Coffey Malt is distilled entirely from 100% malted barley using their traditional column-based Coffey stillsoriginally imported from Scotland and Ireland in the
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Single Grain Whisky | 45% ABV (90 Proof) | 750mL
Nikka Coffey Malt is distilled entirely from 100% malted barley using their traditional column-based Coffey stillsoriginally imported from Scotland and Ireland in the 1960s. While technically a grain whisky due to the use of a Coffey still, it retains the complexity of a malt whisky. Matured in refill American oak casks, this Japanese expression showcases a rich, silky mouthfeel resulting from its continuous distillation process.
Nose: Soft barley sugar and vanilla with delicate lemon cake and nutmeg
Palate: Abundant chocolate and caramel-forward notes, layered with banana bread, honeyed malt, coconut, and a hint of dried orchard fruit
Finish: Smooth and medium-length with lingering butterscotch, pear, caramel, and a trace of oak warmth
Crafted using 100% malted barley in Coffey stills for a hybrid malt/grain flavor profile
Column distillation delivers creamy texture and sweetness uncommon in pot-still malts
Aged in refill American oak to emphasize grain character over heavy wood influence
Blurs lines between grain and malt whisky, offering a unique tasting experience
Frequently praised as a standout value Japanese whisky thanks to its distinctive flavor
Serve neat or with a few drops of water in a Glencairn glass to reveal the full malt-sweet spectrum. It also brings creamy complexity to malt-forward cocktails like a Rob Roy.
Is it made from malted barley?
Yes100% malted barley.
Why is it called grain whisky?
Because its distilled in a continuous Coffey still, not a pot still.
What proof is it?
90 proof (45% ABV).
Is it aged in oak?
Yes, in refill American oak casks.
Does it qualify as Japanese whisky?
Under current rules, nobut production and aging take place entirely in Japan.
Is it sweet?
Yesits known for its rich malt sweetness and dessert-like character.
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