Celebrate the fusion of Japanese artistry and whisky mastery with Suntory Hibiki 21 Years Old Hiroshi Senju 2025 Artist Limited Edition 700ml, a breathtaking limited release blending tradition and innovation. This 2025 edition features a specially commissioned artwork, Waterfall in Colors ‘Hibiki’, by renowned painter Hiroshi Senju—depicting the serene drama of a waterfall in ten shades of noble Kokimurasaki purple. The artwork adorns the bottle label and a stunning printed gift box, transforming this blended Japanese whisky into a collector’s treasure.
Hibiki, meaning "harmony," is an artful blend of malt and grain whiskies from Suntory’s Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Chita distilleries—aged up to 21 years for unparalleled balance. This Senju edition mirrors the artist’s creative process: natural pigments from crushed oyster shells flow freely on water-filled canvases, echoing how Hibiki lets nature’s ingredients and climate guide its production. Senju, a New York-based master of nihonga-style waterfalls, honors imperfection and human journey through this tribute to Hibiki’s sophisticated depth.
Celebrate the fusion of Japanese artistry and whisky mastery with Suntory Hibiki 21 Years Old Hiroshi Senju 2025 Artist Limited Edition 700ml, a breathtaking limited release blending tradition and innovation. This 2025 edition features a specially commissioned artwork, Waterfall in Colors ‘Hibiki’, by renowned painter Hiroshi Senju—depicting the serene drama of a waterfall in ten shades of noble Kokimurasaki purple. The artwork adorns the bottle label and a stunning printed gift box, transforming this blended Japanese whisky into a collector’s treasure.
Hibiki, meaning "harmony," is an artful blend of malt and grain whiskies from Suntory’s Yamazaki, Hakushu, and Chita distilleries—aged up to 21 years for unparalleled balance. This Senju edition mirrors the artist’s creative process: natural pigments from crushed oyster shells flow freely on water-filled canvases, echoing how Hibiki lets nature’s ingredients and climate guide its production. Senju, a New York-based master of nihonga-style waterfalls, honors imperfection and human journey through this tribute to Hibiki’s sophisticated depth.
