Good point. However I wouldn't be opening this bottle for fear of taste, rather FOMO on opportunity to resell.. the sale of a single bottle smashed records in 2020, when it sold for AU$1,075,000 at auction in Hong Kong :)
Vintage Cellars (VC Club Membership Req'd) - Win a Bottle of Japanese Yamazaki 55yo Single Malt Whisky (Rare - 1 of Only 100)
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8 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 03/03/2022 - 11:50 by 1 other user
8 entrants, 0 wins
Last edited 03/03/2022 - 11:50 by 1 other user
Dates
Closing Date
26/04/2022
Prizes
Description
Yamazaki 55YO Whisky (Oldest Japanese Whisky and 1 of only 100 worldwide)
No. of Prizes
1
Total Prize Pool
$1,000,000.00
Entry Requirements
Open To
Australia-wide
Entry Limit
One per person
Entry Methods
Website, In Person
Prerequisites
Account/Membership, Purchase
Came across this competition and decided to join VC - whether I end up purchasing $100 minimum with VC before closing date is yet TBD (depends on specials/value before then)…. Good Luck:
To kick off VC Club on March 2nd we’re giving you the opportunity to win a bottle of world-renowned Yamazaki 55YO Whisky. Simply scan your member card and spend $100 on liquor instore or online by Tuesday 26th April 2022 to go into the draw to walk away with a bottle of extremely rare Japanese Yamazaki 55yo single malt whisky (1 of only 100 in the world).
Competition Terms & Conditions
Competition dates 2/3/22 to 26/4/22. Entrants must be a current or new VC Club member and an Australian resident (excluding NT residents) over 18 years to participate. To enter simply spend $100 or more in one transaction on Liquor products at a Vintage Cellars store or Vintage Cellars Online. Entries drawn 6/5/22. Winners notified by phone or email. Full Terms & Conditions available at www.vintagecellars.com.au. Promoter is Liquorland (Australia) Pty Ltd, 800 Toorak Road, Hawthorn East, Vic, 3123. Permits: ACT TP22/00031, NSW NTP/03230, SA T21/2121
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insane. But very good marketing. haha
I wonder what it tastes like? I am a fan of Japanese whiskey and been to some distilleries over there but never tried anything which was made back in the 70s! Perhaps their process and technique would not have been so refined back them.
I don't think anyone will be opening this one :-).