Suntory is the oldest whisky making company in Japan. Its origins stretch back to a small shop, started in 1899 by Torii Shinjiro, which specialized in selling imported wines. During this period, the company was known as Kotobukiya. In 1964, Kotobukiya changed its name to Suntory (Torii san backwards). Suntory (Kotobukiya) that was launched Japan's first whisky 1929 as a "white label". This particular whisky is a 1934 release that is super rare old. Presented in a square cut bottle, this is more than 80 years old. A very valuable of the museum exhibition classic whisky.