Suntory Old Whisky

Name: Suntory Old Whisky
Brand: Suntory
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Suntory old whisky is a series of whiskies from Suntory, first released in 1950 when it was considered the classiest of all of Suntory’s whiskies. The company occasionally releases new bottles of this brand, this is a wonderful bottle of Suntory’s blended Japanese malt whisky, perfect for casual sipping.

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8th December 2016

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