Yamazaki 50 Year Old 3rd Edition 2011 Release

A true connoisseur s dram an exquisite once in a lifetime malt redolent of deep intense spice and even a hint of umami.

Yamazaki 50 year old 3rd edition 2011 release.

The yamazaki 50 year old japan bottled 2011. Yamazaki 15 year old 1993 cask 3q70047 the cask of yamazaki 2 150 19 yamazaki 10 year old 425 73 yamazaki bourbon barrel 2013 48 1 072 41. This bottle has matured more than half a century in the very finest japanese mizunara oak cask. The yamazaki 50 year old 3rd edition 2011 is one of the rarest and oldest japanese single malt whisky of all time.

Suntory announced yesterday the release of the 50 year old yamazaki an iconic whisky that will be on sale from december 13. This can be defined as a single malt whisky but also as a real piece of japanese history. Yamazaki 50 years old 3rd edition 2011 the collector s pick 399 573 00 570 818 74 1000ml. The yamazaki 50 year old single malt whisky.

The first edition was bottled in 2005 the second in 2007 and the third in 2011. It is the culmination of more than half a century of maturation in oak. Bottled in 2011 this stunning yamazaki 50 year old is presented in a black wooden box. Only 150 bottles were released.

There is a total of three editions of 50 year old yamazaki. The etched bottle is topped with delicate japanese washi paper tied with scarlet and gold cord. Here we present the yamazaki 50 year old 2011 release one of the oldest rarest bottlings in the world. This bottle of 50 year old yamazaki has set a new world record the rare edition was sold in the bonhams whisky sale on friday 17 august smashing its pre sale estimate of hk 1 800 000 hk 2 400 000.

Last august another bottle of 50 year old yamazaki first edition was sold for nearly hk 2 7m us 343 000 in hong kong breaking the auction record for any single bottle of japanese whisky. This luxurious whisky has been matured for at least half a century in a high proportion of japanese mizunara oak casks. Go to shop thewhisky sg. The yamazaki 50 year old is one of the oldest rarest and most singular expressions of japanese spirit in existence.