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Yamazaki 50 Year Old (2007 Release)

Yamazaki 50 Year Old (2007 Release)

50 Years Old

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Yamazaki

Yamazaki 50 Year Old (2007 Release)

Yamazaki 50 Year Old (2007 Release)

50 Years Old

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Out of stock

Suntory whisky has received so many awards and accolades for its whiskies, we actually lost count a long time ago. Of all of Suntory's products, the Yamazaki expressions are somewhat legendary, straight from Japan's oldest distillery. Here, we present the Yamazaki 50 Year Old 2007 Release – one...

Distillery: Yamazaki

Alc. Content: 0.53

Whisky Type:

  Single Malt

Bottle Size: 70cl

Delivery in 7-15 Days Worldwide

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SKU:S0105

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(Price Upon Request)

Suntory whisky has received so many awards and accolades for its whiskies, we actually lost count a long time ago. Of all of Suntory's products, the Yamazaki expressions are somewhat legendary, straight from Japan's oldest distillery. Here, we present the Yamazaki 50 Year Old 2007 Release – one...

Distillery: Yamazaki

Alc. Content: 0.53

Whisky Type:

  Single Malt

Bottle Size: 70cl

Delivery in 7-15 Days Worldwide

Contact us for price

SKU:S0105

Suntory whisky has received so many awards and accolades for its whiskies, we actually lost count a long time ago. Of all of Suntory's products, the Yamazaki expressions are somewhat legendary, straight from Japan's oldest distillery. Here, we present the Yamazaki 50 Year Old 2007 Release – one of the oldest, rarest bottlings in the world. This canbe defined as a single malt whisky, but also as areal piece of Japanese history. It is the culmination of more than half a century of maturation in oak; one can only imagine the depth of flavour found within. Presented in anoak, handcrafted box, the Yamazaki 50 year-old is more than a whisky. It is a piece of art. Note: Discounts and promo codes cannot be used to purchase this bottle.

Yamazaki is Japan's oldest whisky distillery opened in 1923, it was founded by Shinjiro Torii near Oaska. The location was chosen because of the excellent water supply in the area. This seems to have payed off, today Single Malts from the Yamazaki distillery has the largest share of any single malts whiskies in Japan. The 18 year old Yamazaki Single Malts is thought by many to be the best whisky in the world and has for example won six consecutive double gold medals at the San Francisco Spirits Competitions from 2008 to 2013.


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