What is the cheapest price for Kaiyo Whisky?

The lowest price for Kaiyo Whisky is £68.99 from 2 online retailers.

What is the ABV of Kaiyo Whisky?

Kaiyo Whisky has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 43%.

What type of whisky is Kaiyo Whisky?

Kaiyo Whisky is a Japanese Whisky, produced by Kaiyo.

What size bottle does Kaiyo Whisky come in?

Kaiyo Whisky is available in 700ml bottles.

How many retailers sell Kaiyo Whisky?

Kaiyo Whisky is available at 2 online retailers. Compare prices to find the best deal.

Where can I buy Kaiyo Whisky?

You can buy Kaiyo Whisky from 2 verified online retailers. CasKompare compares prices so you can find the best deal available.

What is the price range for Kaiyo Whisky?

Kaiyo Whisky prices range from £68.99 to £94.68, with an average price of £81.84.

Japanese Whisky

Kaiyo

Kaiyo Whisky

Name: Kaiyo Whisky
Brand: Kaiyo
SKU: 6250403f74a61b8d3729577e
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

43%

Retailers

Kaiyo Whisky is very intriguing indeed, starting out as a teaspooned malt (with the bulk of the malt whisky coming from one distillery, along with a drop of malt whisky from anothe...

Compare prices from £68.99 to £94.68

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Selfridges

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Kaiyo Whisky

£68.99 £0.099/ml

Updated 2 May 2024 Buy Now

Master of Malt

In Stock

Kaiyo Whisky

£94.68 £0.135/ml

Updated 15 Jul 2025 Buy Now

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Product Details

Name Kaiyo Whisky

Brand Kaiyo

Average Price £81.84

Type Japanese Whisky

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 43%

Country of Origin Japan

Created On CasKompare 04-08-2022

Product Description

Kaiyo Whisky is very intriguing indeed, starting out as a teaspooned malt (with the bulk of the malt whisky coming from one distillery, along with a drop of malt whisky from another distillery, meaning it can't be called a single malt). It's matured in mizunara oak - mizunara can impart a wonderful array of flavours to the whisky, though its notoriously difficult for coopers to work with. Not only that, it spends a portion of its maturation at sea, helping to evolve its flavour profile further.
~ Master of Malt