I didn't expect everyone to be most interested in this one yesterday, and many friends exclaimed that it was worth it. It seems that there are quite a few friends in my social circle who like alcohol. This bottle of Hibiki 21 Years Old is indeed difficult to buy, and the official quota is very limited. Even in the second-hand market in Japan, the price is usually between 150000 and 200000 yen, with higher prices for different versions and years. So being able to buy it at the airport for 100000 yen is a very good price, and when I tried to buy two or three bottles, they actually told me they could be bought. But Singapore can only bring 1L of liquor into the country, and if there are too many, taxes will have to be paid. Moreover, the tax on alcoholic beverages in Singapore is not cheap, so I thought about it for a long time and finally gave up. In addition, as long as there are samples of Yamazaki 18 and Baizhou 18 in the duty-free shop, it is also rare to find two bottles of wine. The photo below is a limited edition of three Japanese airport duty-free shops, which are not usually available in Japanese liquor stores and have a very high cost performance ratio. The general market rankings are: 1. Yamazaki Smoky Batch (on the right) 2. Baizhou Japanese Forest (middle) 3. Master's Select (left) Among them, Master's Select is a true airport limited edition, but in terms of the collectible market, Yamazaki>Shirakawa>Ringo I never expected the duty-free shop at the airport to sell it. If I had known, I should have asked my friends to bring me a few more bottles. This bottle is great for both personal collection and gift giving. @Gate Crypto、 US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, gold CFD、 Predicting one-stop trading in the market