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A special 36-month aged luxury Extra Añejo Tequila that preserves Don Julio Gonzalezs Ultimate Legacy - the final agave harvest. In 2006, Don Julio, with his family, planted their final agave field. In honor of his devotion and craftsmanship, this agave harvest was carefully distilled, barreled, and set aside for a special use.To preserve this tequila and the exquisite agave piñas behind it, we have implemented a Solera aging system. The Solera aging method combines and matures tequilas of different characteristics finished in unique casks, allowing Don Julios final agave harvest to remain at the heart of this rare Extra Añejo Tequila.

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some light creasing/scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product not pictured. DISCONTINUED. Following Suntory's lead, Nikka has discontinued its lines of extra-aged whiskies, with some reports that the shortage could last up to a decade before the taps are turned back on. Winner World's Best Blended Malt at the 2018 World Whisky Awards. Nikka's range of blended, pure malt and single malt whiskies will be exciting new discoveries for any Whisky enthusiast. This now discontinued 17 Year Old bottling is dedicated to the Father of the Japanese Whisky Industry, Masataka Taketsuru. The tale of Taketsuru's life is of the same fabric legends are made of. Sent in 1918 as young apprentice to Scotland by his Japanese employers to crack the secrets of Whisky, he not only came back with that knowledge but also with Rita Taketsuru (nee Cowan), who went on playing a decisive role in the development of the Japanese Whisky industry. Thanks to her connection to Japanese high society, Masataka was able to finance the company that is now known as Nikka Whisky. Forward a century later, Taketsuru 17 yo is awarded the Best Blended Whisky at the World Whisky awards 2012 and 2018, a fitting crown for this blend of Malts from the two Nikka distilleries, Yoichi and Miyagikyo.

Brown with orange reflections. Rancio nose with hints of roasted hazelnuts. Unctuous and fluid mouth where mix rancio and candied orange.

TUSU 1636 is our commemorative premium product, using the traditional way of distillation and inherited recipe dating back to 1636. TUSU 1636 uses our six type of top quality grains Sorghum, Wheat, Mung bean, Com, Rice, and Sticky Rice. Grown in Queensland Toowoomba complimented with Bilambil spring water. The bottle design is a unique hexagon shape with famous historical Chinese Physicians from each Dynasty era on each side of the bottle. TUSU 1636 is a limited edition product make this one of the worlds most exclusive Baijiu.Having been distilled back in 1636 and allowed to rest for over 30 years in traditional Chinese terracotta pots, this limited edition Baijiu has been hand selected by our Master Blender for its distinctive taste qualities.

While adhering to the ancient brewing techniques, Wuliangye constantly tries new materials and new technologies to develop innovative products. In 2017, Wuliangye cooperated with Swarovski, the international fashion brand, and launched this luxurious bottle of Wuliangye - Yuan Ding Jin Sheng, the finest art by Wuliangye and Swarovski. Featuring "Crystals From Swarovski" on the gold-colored metal frame, the iconic Swarovski swan, and the "Wuliangye logo" on clear glass, it is definitely a unique combination of traditional values and modern extravagance, a masterpiece, also a perfect gift, banquet, and collection choice.

Note: Product has come from a private collection and as such has some minor scuffing/scratches/handling marks. Actual product not shown. If you would like information on specific signs of wear, please contact us on freecall 1800 069 295. The Macallan Edition No. 5 is a homage to the diversity and complexity of natural colour, celebrating Macallan’s commitment to natural whisky. It follows Editions No 1 and No 2, focused on cask influence; Edition No 3, which explored the impact of aroma; and Edition No 4, which was focused on structure. Sarah Burgess, whisky maker for Macallan, adds, "Whilst colour development starts with mixing basic colours with precision to achieve different shades, when it comes to whisky making, it is the knowledge and understanding of a specific palette of colours from the cask which is the starting-point." The colour connection is made all the more salient by ‘a uniquely bold shade of purple’ used on the label, developed by designers at the Pantone Colour Institute in New Jersey. 48.5% Alc./Vol.