16 September 2026

Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak

The Kogei Collection (Kimono Edition)

Winning Bid
£120
NO RESERVE
+ UK VAT

Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak

The Kogei Collection (Kimono Edition)
Lot #1460208
FINISH DATE
19 January 2026
The House of Suntory has released two travel retail-exclusive Japanese whiskies: Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak and Hakushu Peated Malt Spanish Oak. The word ‘kogei’ can be translated as ‘traditional Japanese craftsmanship’. Master blender Shinji Fukuyo started with the peat-smoking of malt from Islay, then matured the whiskies in Spanish oak casks that were aged during the four seasons of Japan. Beam Suntory’s global travel retail managing director, Ashish Gandham, said: “The Kogei Collection is a new milestone for our whisky portfolio – and for the travel retail channel – and illustrates perfectly our commitment to combining premiumisation with sought-after exclusives.” Kimono collaboration: The design of the whiskies, known as the 2024 Japanese Kimono Edition, was created in partnership with Kyoto-based kimono house Chiso. Featuring designs based on Chiso kimonos, the Yamazaki packaging incorporates intricate prints inspired by the Yamazaki distillery, with the depiction of three merging rivers to suggest a sense of calmness.
Yamazaki

Founded in 1923 by Shinjiro Torri, the seeds of Yamazaki were planted when he sent a worker, Masetaka Taketsura, to Scotland to learn the art of whisky distillation. His trip lasted 3 years before he returned and with Torri, selected the site of Yamazaki distillery. The first spirit flowed in 1924 and just a few years later, Torri changed the name of his company to Suntory, which remains in use today. Floor malting did exist at Yamazaki, but this ended in 1971 and has since relied on shipments of barley. The distillery has a unique assortment of stills, coming in all shapes and sizes. This allows a variety of whiskies to be produced, assisted by worm tubs, shell condensers and tube condensers. Production was increased further in 2013 with a $50 million investment, as demand has rocketed for Japanese whisky. Since then, Yamazaki, like so many Japanese distilleries, has suffered from a shortage of stock and has revamped its range to overcome this.

Lot Features
  • BOTTLER
    Official Bottling
  • CASK TYPE
    Spanish Oak
  • DISTILLERY
    Yamazaki
  • TYPE
    Full Size
  • SIZE
    70 cl
  • STRENGTH
    43%
  • CASK TYPE
    Spanish Oak
  • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
    2
Region
Japan
Japan
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