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was commissioned by Suntory to create a Japanese single grain whisky, Suntory's fifth-generation chief blender Fukuyo Shinji was brought in to select the grain combinations. He settled on a blend of 10 grain types that together exuded a plum-like sweetness."
@69.124.116.101: Sorry, I'm not an expert on the topic. However from what I understand, "single grain whiskey" refers to the fact that the product comes from a single distillery. Different grains can be used in the process. Cheers, Gustave.iii (talk) 12:04, 18 August 2019 (UTC)Reply