To Commemorate Mount Fuji, the highest peak in Japan, getting added to the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 2013, Suntory released a hand painted special edition limited edition of 2000 decanters in 2014.

This is the 3rd edition, bottled in 2015 and once more limited to 2000 decanters.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Hibiki was introduced in 1989, initially as a nas version containing 30 different malt whiskies which was later changed to a recipe containing a blend of 36 malt whiskies with an age statement of 17 years, meaning the youngest component in the blend aged for at least that number of years.

Hibiki 21 was added to the range in 1994. This is the 3rd edition which was released September 2019.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company.  The NAS premium blend at 43% ABV carried a suggested retail price of ¥10,000. Designated as “a masterful blend of specially aged whiskies with a mature full-bodied taste” on the front, the back label further elaborates that the contents are a mix of 30 different whiskies. The unique bottle, with its 24 facets that reflect the hours in the day as well as all the ‘small seasons’ in the year, sported a medallion, a gold cap stopper, all packaged in a luxurious box.  

Hibiki 17 years old was launched in 1994 and phased out in 2019 due to limited stocks and growing demand.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company. Hibiki 12 years was introduced in 2009 and available until 2015 when it was replaced by Japanese Harmony in March 2015.

This is the second edition Hibiki 12 years which was available between April 2013 and March 2015.

Content 500ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company. Hibiki 12 years was introduced in 2009 and available until 2015 when it was replaced by Japanese Harmony in March 2015.

This is the second edition Hibiki 12 years which was available between April 2013 and March 2015.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

In 1987 Suntory launched a series of book decanters of which this is the 1987 Year Book.

Content 660ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company.  The NAS premium blend at 43% ABV carried a suggested retail price of ¥10,000. Designated as “a masterful blend of specially aged whiskies with a mature full-bodied taste” on the front, the back label further elaborates that the contents are a mix of 30 different whiskies. The unique bottle, with its 24 facets that reflect the hours in the day as well as all the ‘small seasons’ in the year, sported a medallion, a gold cap stopper, all packaged in a luxurious box.  

Hibiki 17 years old was launched in 1994, as replacement for the nas version which however contained the exact same whisky. This is the rare baby-bottle.

Content 180ml - volume 43%

Yamazaki Whisky is Suntory's flagship single malt whisky, from Japan’s first and oldest malt distillery, multi-layered with fruit and Mizunara aromas.

This one was released in 2013, a no-age statement Yamazaki, matured in Mizunara Japanese Oak casks, limited to 1600 bottles.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

Yamazaki Mizunara Japanese Oak Cask 2012.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company. Hibiki 12 years was introduced in 2009 and available until 2015. This is the so-called baby bottle.

Content 180ml - volume 43%

Hibiki was introduced in 1989, initially as a nas version containing 30 different malt whiskies which was later changed to a recipe containing a blend of 36 malt whiskies with an age statement of 17 years, meaning the youngest component in the blend aged for at least that number of years.

Hibiki 21 was added to the range in 1994. This is the second edition

Content 700ml - volume 43%

This decanter has been released in 2001 to commemorate the 15th Anniversary of Suntory Hall. The whisky itself is a special blend of 15-year-old whiskies.

Content 600ml - volume 43%

Arita and Kutani are the pre-eminent ceramic houses in Japan, both located on the island of Kyushu From 2001 till 2014 each house designed a decanter, which was hand-painted and bottled with Suntory's exceptional Hibiki 21 years old.

This is the Kutaniyaki 2011 release, bottled for the year 2012.

Content 600ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company.  The NAS premium blend at 43% ABV carried a suggested retail price of ¥10,000. Designated as “a masterful blend of specially aged whiskies with a mature full-bodied taste” on the front, the back label further elaborates that the contents are a mix of 30 different whiskies. The unique bottle, with its 24 facets that reflect the hours in the day as well as all the ‘small seasons’ in the year, sported a medallion, a gold cap stopper, all packaged in a luxurious box.  

Hibiki 17 years old was launched in 1994 and phased out in 2019 due to limited stocks and growing demand.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company.

Hibiki Blender's Choice was introduced in September 2018, a nas whisky containing 12-30 year old Hibiki, created as replacement for Hibiki 17 years old.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory Single Malt 12 years old was introduced in 1984, initially marketed as Pure Malt. This engraved bottle is a limited edition which was a gift for employees of the distillery.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory introduced Hibiki in April 1989, released to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the company.

This 12-year old Hibiki was released in 2014 to commemorate the Hibiki LNG Terminal which became operational that year.

Content 500ml - volume 43%

Suntory Yamazaki 10 years old was introduced in 1995, initially as Pure Malt which later changed to Single Malt. Yamazaki 10 years old phased out around 2015.

Content 700ml - volume 40%

This very special Yamazaki, rumored to be over 18 years old, was bottled in honor of the 50th anniversary of Club Yamana, situated in the high-class nightlife district Kitashinchi, just south of JR Osaka Station. Club Yamana, founded by Kazua Yamana, opened her doors in 1968.

Content 700ml - volume 48%

The Hakushu distillery is owned by the Suntory group, and situated in the Toribara locality of the former town of Hakushu, in the Yamanashi Prefecture, Chubu region, Japan.

This Hakushu Heavily Peated Limited Edition was bottled in 2012.

Content 700ml - volume 48%