😂I didn't expect that the most interesting thing for everyone yesterday was this one, and many friends exclaimed that it was worth it. It seems that my friends in the circle really like alcohol, there are quite a few of them. This bottle of Hibiki 21 Years Old is indeed quite hard to buy, as the official quota is very limited.

Even in the second-hand market in Japan, it usually ranges from 150,000 to over 200,000 yen; of course, different versions and years can be even higher. So being able to buy it at 100,000 yen at the airport is quite a good price, and when I tried to ask if I could buy two or three bottles, they surprisingly told me I could.

However, in Singapore, you can only bring in 1L of spirits; any more would incur taxes, and the tax on alcohol in Singapore is not cheap. I thought about it for a long time but still gave up. Moreover, the duty-free store only had samples of Yamazaki 18 Years Old and Hakushu 18 Years Old; these two bottles of wine are also hard to come by.

The photo below is of three sets of limited editions from the Japanese airport duty-free shop, which are usually hard to find in sake shops in Japan and are very cost-effective.

The general market rankings are as follows:

1. Yamazaki Smoky Batch (on the right)

2. Hakushu Japanese Forest (in the middle)

3. Hibiki Master's Select (on the left)

Among them, Master's Select is truly airport exclusive, but in the collection market, Yamazaki > Hakushu > Hibiki.

I really didn't expect that the airport duty-free shop would actually sell it, if I had known earlier, I should have had my friends help me bring a few more bottles. This bottle is great for personal collection or as a gift.

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