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Sapporo Whisky 700 ml

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Sapporo Whisky 700 ml

Sapporo Whisky combines grain whisky and malt whisky in a single 700 ml bottle at 40% ABV. Produced in Japan by Sapporo Shusei Kogyo Co., Ltd., in Sapporo, Hokkaido, it is an option for adult shoppers exploring our alcoholic drinks collection.

The clear glass bottle displays the whisky's amber colour, with a cream and gold front label and a black screw cap. Each listing is for one 700 ml bottle.

Sapporo Whisky storage and product details

Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle's packaging for the current product information and handling guidance.

  • Net volume: 700 ml
  • Alcohol content: 40% ABV
  • Ingredients: grain whisky, malt whisky
  • Country of production: Japan
  • Manufacturer: Sapporo Shusei Kogyo Co., Ltd.

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Ingredients

Grain whisky, malt whisky. Please check the current bottle packaging for full product and allergen information.

Nutritional information is not available in the supplied product details. Please refer to the product packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the alcohol strength of Sapporo Whisky?

Sapporo Whisky contains 40% alcohol by volume.

Where is Sapporo Whisky produced?

It is a product of Japan, manufactured by Sapporo Shusei Kogyo Co., Ltd., in Sapporo, Hokkaido.

What does Sapporo Whisky contain?

The ingredients are grain whisky and malt whisky.

What size is this bottle?

Each bottle contains 700 ml.

How should Sapporo Whisky be stored?

Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight.