Asaka Yamazakura The First is a 2019 limited release of 1500 bottles.

Content 700ml - volume 50%

Nikka Yoichi Genshu 5 years Single Cask #407618, bottled at cask strength, only available at the distillery.

Content 500ml - volume 63%

Nikka Yoichi 10 years Genshu (cask strength) Single Cask #407468 is a distillery-exclusive release which was only available for visitors from the distillery shop.

Content 500ml - volume 59%

Nikka Fruity & Rich 12 years old Single Cask #330186, only available at the distillery.

Content 500ml - volume 60%

Nikka Yoichi Single Cask #129567 was distilled 22-12-1990 and bottled 04-02-2002.

Content 750ml - volume 61.4%

Nikka Yoichi 15 years old Genshu Single Cask #111674, only available at the distillery.

Content 180ml - volume 63%

Suntory Royal, bottled in a decanter shaped as a violin as part of the Suntory Instruments Collection.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Suntory Brandy Extra, bottled in a decanter shaped as a marimba, a musical instrument in the percussion family that consists of wooden bars that are struck by mallets.

Content 700ml - volume 40%

Suntory Special Reserve, bottled in a decanter shaped as a Angel-Lyre harp.

Content 600ml - volume 43%

Golden Horse was launched in 1948, the very first whisky sold under the supervision of Toa Shuzo. Golden Horse Special was released in the 1980's, a blend of 23% Scottish Malt whiskies, sourced from Aberlour, Laphroaig and The Macallan brought together with 77% Hanyu.

Content 20ml - volume 42%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Asaka Yamazakura 5 years old, released in 2022 especially to support Ukraine, limited to 272 bottles.

We will donate €150 for each bottle sold to UNHCR to support aid for Ukraine !

Content 700ml - volume 48%

Suntory Yamazaki Pure Malt 7 years old is a pre-1985 release, the predecessor of Yamazaki (10 years) Pure Malt. This is the Black Label version.

Content 500ml - volume 43%

This Ocean Very Rare Old Blended Malt was bottled after 1962, containing Yamanashi Grain Whisky and Karuizawa Single Malt. In later times the name was changed into 'White' and the content downgraded to 'just' blended whisky.

Content 150ml - volume 74° Proof

Suntory Ageing 15 years is a 1989 release, a blend of whiskies matured at least 15 years, bottled in a colorful Merry-Go-Around decanter.

Content 700ml - volume 43%

Hibiki, bottled in 1992 in a Shamisen shaped decanter. A Shamisen is a three-stringed traditional Japanese musical instrument derived from the Chinese sanxian. The Shamisen is played with a special plectrum called bachi.

Content 600ml - volume 43%

Suntory Brandy Extra, bottled in a decanter shaped as a pipe-organ.

Content 600ml - volume 40%

Suntory Brandy Extra, bottled in a decanter shaped as a harp.

Content 600ml - volume 40%

Back in 1876 Alexander Graham Bell was awarded the first U.S. patent for the invention of the telephone. In 1890 the first telephone line between Tokyo and Yokohama became active. In 1990 Suntory honored the 100th anniversary of this event with the release of a black ceramic decanter shaped after the iconic Table Telephone No.2 which was launched in 1906 but apparently it took until 1927 until they found there way to Japan.

Content 450ml - volume 43%

This Yamazaki 12 years Pure Malt has been bottled in a Aritayaki porcelain decanter with a patron known as Nikhisi-Akadama (variety Willow in red earth) with a pair of Japanese macaque seeking shelter under the willow.

Aritayaki, also named Imari-Yaki* (伊万里焼) is the name for Japanese porcelain ware made in the town of Arita, in the former Hizen province (Saga Prefecture, north-western Kyushu in Japan). Saga prefecture is known as the first place to produce Tojiki (Japanese traditional pottery) in Japan. (*Arita porcelain was called Imari ware because it was shipped from the port of Imari).

Content 600ml - volume 43%