Hibiki 17 Kacho Fugetsu Limited Edition Crysanthemum and Crane ( call for detail )

Hibiki 17 Kacho Fugetsu Limited Edition Crysanthemum and Crane ( call for detail )

Hibiki 17 Kacho Fugetsu Limited Edition Crysanthemum and Crane ( call for detail )

Hibiki 17 Kacho Fugetsu Limited Edition Crysanthemum and Crane ( call for detail )

Hibiki 17 Kacho Fugetsu Limited Edition Crysanthemum and Crane ( call for detail )

Code: NH00567
Trademark: HIbiKi

5,200 AUD

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This special edition Hibiki is decorated with red-crowned cranes and the chrysanthemum, the national flower of Japan – each reflecting the "Beauty of Japanese Nature" (Kacho Fugetsu). Beautifully presented on Hibiki's signature 24-facet decanter bottle. First launched in 1989, Hibiki contains an unusually high proportion of Single Malt for a blend, upwards of 50% according to one of the company's blenders. Thirty different malts are employed from Suntory's three distilleries, most with an age well above 17 years

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