Skip to content

Hakushu Whisky Prices & Investment Data

Hakushu’s allocated age statements ride the same supply squeeze as sister distillery Yamazaki, with auction prices well above retail. We track 6 Hakushu bottlings with real auction data: average hammer prices, annualized returns, liquidity and transaction volume, refreshed monthly from four UK whisky auction houses.

Click any column to sort, or click a whisky for its full price history, charts and investment verdict.

Price £0 – £0
Ann. return 0% – 0%
#WhiskyLast PriceAnn. ReturnLiquidityAll-Time HighAll-Time LowTrades (6M)Brand
1Hakushu 25 Year Old£2,100+11.62%82£3,900£5771HakushuFull report →
2Hakushu 18 Year Old£300+10.13%93£600£88.375HakushuFull report →
3Hakushu 12 Year Old£70.00+2.69%99£128£45.0032HakushuFull report →
4Hakushu 18 Year Old (Limited Edition)£406+1.75%90£900£3450HakushuFull report →
5Hakushu Distiller's Reserve£40.00+0.87%99£70.00£30.009HakushuFull report →
6Hakushu Japanese Forest Bittersweet Edition£118−23.85%100£284£10614HakushuFull report →

About the Hakushu distillery

Hakushu was built by Suntory in 1973 in the forests at the foot of the Japanese Southern Alps, drawing soft granite-filtered water. Its style is green, herbal and lightly smoky — a deliberate counterpoint to Yamazaki’s richness. The Japanese whisky boom put its 12, 18 and 25 year old statements on allocation, and the discontinued or hard-to-find bottlings trade at substantial premiums on the secondary market.

Looking for a different distillery? Browse every whisky we track, or see the site-wide best annualized returns.