Yamazaki Whisky Prices & Investment Data

Yamazaki is the flagship of Japanese whisky at auction — since Suntory placed its age statements on allocation, secondary-market prices have consistently run far above retail. We track 14 Yamazaki bottlings with real auction data: average hammer prices, annualized returns, liquidity and transaction volume, refreshed monthly from four UK whisky auction houses.

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#	Whisky	Last Price	Ann. Return	Liquidity	All-Time High	All-Time Low	Trades (6M)	Brand
1	Yamazaki 25 Years Old	£4,100	+9.89%	80	£8,820	£1,500	7	Yamazaki	Full report →
2	Yamazaki 18 Years Old	£388	+8.49%	93	£846	£156	24	Yamazaki	Full report →
3	Yamazaki 10 Year Old	£135	+5.49%	98	£400	£75.00	3	Yamazaki	Full report →
4	Yamazaki Limited Edition 2015	£230	+5.08%	99	£838	£126	5	Yamazaki	Full report →
5	Yamazaki 12 Years Old	£89.09	+4.85%	99	£146	£50.00	29	Yamazaki	Full report →
6	Yamazaki 2017 Limited Edition	£240	+4.36%	98	£760	£145	3	Yamazaki	Full report →
7	Yamazaki 18 Years Old (Limited Edition)	£460	+3.77%	91	£1,129	£300	3	Yamazaki	Full report →
8	Yamazaki Distiller's Reserve	£45.00	+2.08%	100	£87.50	£35.83	11	Yamazaki	Full report →
9	Yamazaki 2016 Limited Edition	£210	+1.65%	98	£817	£123	0	Yamazaki	Full report →
10	Yamazaki 2014 Limited Edition	£275	+1.24%	97	£1,200	£122	0	Yamazaki	Full report →
11	Yamazaki Limited Edition 2022	£130	−27.98%	100	£528	£130	9	Yamazaki	Full report →
12	Yamazaki Limited Edition 2021	£137	−28.20%	98	£739	£137	11	Yamazaki	Full report →
13	Yamazaki 18 Years Old Mizunara 100th Anniversary Edition	£850	−32.03%	90	£2,232	£800	0	Yamazaki	Full report →
14	Yamazaki 18 Years Old (Mizunara Oak)	£1,834	−41.73%	50	£2,403	£1,667	0	Yamazaki	Full report →

About the Yamazaki distillery

Founded by Shinjiro Torii in 1923 near Kyoto, Yamazaki is Japan’s first malt whisky distillery and the heart of the House of Suntory. Its style layers orchard fruit and incense-like spice, with maturation in Japanese mizunara oak a signature. The global Japanese whisky boom of the 2010s — capped by Yamazaki Sherry Cask 2013 being named world’s best whisky — collided with limited aged stock, putting the 12, 18 and 25 year olds on strict allocation and making Yamazaki one of the strongest performers in the whisky secondary market.

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