Hanyu 2000/2014 59.9% 14yo #1702 Grappa Finish Ghost Series #3

Sale according to §25A UStG. No VAT disclosure. The bottle comes with the original cardboard box. Hanyu 2000 Grappa Finish 14 Year Old - Ghost Series No. 3 A rare expression from the legendary Hanyu Distillery, this 14-year-old single malt was distilled in 2000 and bottled in 2014 as part of the highly collectible Ghost Series No. 3. Its unusual Grappa Cask Finish gives this release a distinctive place among Hanyu's historic bottlings. Matured for 14 years and drawn from a single cask (#1702), this whisky was bottled at a powerful 59.9% ABV. With only 120 bottles produced, it represents a particularly scarce example of Hanyu single malt from the distillery's final era. The whisky was bottled specifically for Nonjatta in association with Bar Keller, Kyoto, adding another layer of exclusivity to an already highly limited release. The combination of the 2000 vintage, individual cask, unusual finishing cask, and tiny production run makes Ghost Series No. 3 an especially interesting bottle for collectors of historic Japanese whisky. As a Distillery Bottling, this release preserves the identity of Hanyu itself rather than being an independent interpretation. Bottled at natural high strength and presented in a limited edition of just 120 bottles, it stands as a rare surviving expression from a distillery whose original stocks have become increasingly difficult to find. Specifications Category: Single Malt Distillery: Hanyu Bottler: Distillery Bottling Bottling Series: Ghost Series No. 3 Vintage: 2000 Bottled: 2014 Age: 14 Years Cask Type: Grappa Cask Finish Cask Number: #1702 Strength: 59.9% Size: 700 ml Limited Edition: 120 Bottles Bottled For: Nonjatta in Association with Bar Keller, Kyoto About the Distillery Hanyu Distillery was a Japanese whisky distillery whose original stocks have become highly sought after following the end of production. Its surviving single-cask releases are particularly valued for their rarity and for the diversity of cask types and bottling projects associated with the distillery. Hanyu's remaining whiskies have become an important part of the history of Japanese single malt, with individual bottlings representing a finite and increasingly collectible chapter in Japanese whisky production.