Suntory Old “Mitoshi” House Bottle (70cl, 43%)

This Suntory Old “Mitoshi” House Bottle is a rare and beautifully crafted ceramic decanter, originally released in the early 2000s exclusively for the Japanese market. The bottle is shaped like an Ema , the traditional wooden votive tablets found at Shinto shrines, where worshippers write their deepest wishes for the gods to receive. Adorned with a striking gold calligraphic symbol and a red ceremonial seal, this decanter serves as a symbolic “votive” piece, blending Japanese spiritual tradition with fine whisky craftsmanship. Inside is the classic Suntory Old blend, a premium Japanese whisky renowned for its smooth, medium-bodied profile and rich malt heritage. Bottled at 43% ABV in a 70cl format, this “Mitoshi” (meaning “wish” or “votive”) edition is a prized find for collectors of artistic Japanese decanters. Its elegant white glazed ceramic and unique architectural shape make it a standout display piece that captures the essence of Japanese culture and the “Art of Suntory”.