Yamazaki 35 Year Old

The Yamazaki 35 Year Old Single Malt Japanese Whisky
700ml | 45% ABV | Natural Color | Non-Chill Filtered | Ultra-Rare Release

A Liquid Relic from Japan’s Whisky Golden Age

The Yamazaki 35 Year Old is one of the rarest Japanese whiskies ever bottled—distilled in the late 1980s and matured for over three decades at Japan’s oldest malt distillery. Consequently, it represents a vanishing era of aged Yamazaki stock. Moreover, with only a handful of bottles released, it is now a museum-worthy treasure. Above all, it stands as a testament to patience and legacy.

Matured in Japan’s Most Prized Casks

This expression spent 35 years in a blend of Mizunara, sherry, and bourbon casks, developing extraordinary depth in Yamazaki’s humid, forested warehouses. In fact, the Yamazaki 35 Year Old achieves a near-mythical balance of antique oak, dried fruit, and incense. As a result, it captures the soul of Japanese whisky at its most profound.

Ethereal, Waxy, and Timelessly Complex

Bottled at 45% ABV, this whisky delivers astonishing depth with remarkable softness. First, the nose reveals beeswax, dried fig, and sandalwood. Then, leather, tobacco, and green tea emerge with air. On the palate, flavors of plum, dark honey, and polished oak unfold with grace. Subtle notes of clove and roasted almond add structure. Finally, the finish is eternal—dried herbs, mineral freshness, and a haunting echo of history. Altogether, it embodies the vision of this Yamazaki 35 Year Old.

An Almost Unobtainable Collector’s Holy Grail

The Yamazaki 35 Year Old rarely appears outside private collections or high-profile auctions. Therefore, it commands six-figure prices and is sought by elite connoisseurs worldwide. Its deep amber hue and refined presentation make it the ultimate centerpiece for any Japanese whisky library.

Own a Piece of Whisky Immortality

If you seek the pinnacle of aged Japanese malt, explore our [Yamazaki Rare & Old Collection]. You might also enjoy how this Yamazaki 35 Year Old turns time into liquid poetry.