HIBIKI SUNTORY 100TH ANNIVERSARY JAPANESE HARMONY
A century of anything is a cause to celebrate, and what better way to toast 100 years of Japanese Harmony than with this special bottle? To achieve its unique taste, Suntory blends a meticulous symphony of malt and grain whiskies to create a full orchestra of aromas and flavours. As a mark of the centennial milestone, a special bottle has been crafted depicting scenes that connect the four seasons, simultaneously honouring the past while looking to the future.
₹47,170.00
Beguiling aromas of apricots, orange blossom and marmalade, bolstered by subtle spiciness, too – cinnamon and clove. Elegant and seductive.
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