白州1987單桶原酒回收

of single barrels of spirit from the Hakushu Distillery in Hakushu, 1987 Buyback

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Hakushu 1987 Single Cask: A Discontinued Single Cask Distilled in the Late Showa Era

This Hakushu 1987 single cask is a product of Suntory's "The Owner's Cask" project, where collectors personally selected an entire cask to be bottled with a unique cask number. This project is now defunct, making any bottles with this label discontinued single casks. Distilled in 1987, spanning from the late Showa era to the early Heisei era, the whisky matured in the cask for decades. Given the naturally limited outturn of single casks and their gradual consumption over time, market circulation will only decrease year by year. For current owners, this scarcity itself underpins their negotiating power.


Hakushu 1987 Single Cask Brand Background and Buyer Concerns

One of Hakushu's craft characteristics is its use of multiple still shapes and wooden (rather than stainless steel) fermentation tanks, which allow the whisky to retain more layers from natural microorganisms. It belongs to the category of Japanese single malt whisky, with a signature fresh, foresty character. Some versions feature a light peaty note.

In the market, after the discontinuation of Hakushu 12 Year Old in 2018, its secondary market value rose. Older expressions such as the 18 Year Old and 25 Year Old have long been difficult to find. Early single casks from the 1980s, due to their limited existence, have become a core target in the collector's market in recent years.


Hakushu 1987 The Owner's Cask Product Details

ItemContent
Brand / DistilleryHakushu / Suntory
SeriesThe Owner's Cask (Custom single cask, now discontinued)
Distillation Year1987 (Transition year from late Showa to early Heisei)
Spirit TypeJapanese Single Malt Single Cask (Cask Strength)
OriginYamanashi Prefecture, Japan
Flavor ProfileForest notes accompanied by green apple and citrus fruit aromas, Hakushu's signature delicate smoke and refreshing mint; on the palate, sweet honey and vanilla notes transition to oak spice and subtle peat; a long, warm finish.
Market StatusExtremely limited single cask bottling, decreasing circulation year by year

Key Factors Affecting the Resale Value of Hakushu 1987

Assessment ItemOptimal ConditionCommon Deductions
Outer Box and AccessoriesOriginal wooden box, lining intact, year consistent with bottle label.Wooden box missing or damaged, affecting valuation.
Label ConditionFront and back labels and signature clear, no fading, water stains, or tears.Slight yellowing is acceptable; severe damage will reduce value.
Fill Level and SealFill level maintained at a high neck position, seal intact and not oxidized.Evaporation, damaged or oxidized seal.
Bottle GlassNo scratches or cracks, natural sediment at the bottom is normal.Glass scratches, cracks.

Steps for Verification Before Hakushu 1987 Single Cask Transaction

  1. Get an estimated price for Hakushu 1987 Single Cask: Take clear photos of the front, back label, fill level, seal, and box certificate. Send them via WhatsApp to 46135750. If you have the outer box, certificate, or old purchase records, please include them as well.
  2. Verify the Hakushu 1987 Single Cask version: Ensure clear photos of the front and back labels, fill level, seal, box certificate, and year indication. For older Hakushu bottles, special attention should be paid to the label condition. We will then provide a selling price range based on market acceptance.
  3. Transaction and Settlement: Once the price is confirmed, you can arrange for in-store pickup or schedule a home visit. Payment will be made on the spot via cash or instant transfer, ensuring the security and privacy of your transaction.

Common Questions from Buyers Regarding Hakushu 1987 Single Cask Details

Q: How can I get an accurate price for my Hakushu 1987 Single Cask?
A: Simply stating the name of the whisky is usually not enough. It's best to include clear photos of the fill level, seal, and any accessories. Buyers differentiate based on vintage, old label versions, and the completeness of the box and certificate. The more complete the information, the more accurate the price.

Q: Besides Hakushu 1987, which other Japanese whiskies do you buy?
A: We also purchase discontinued Karuizawa, high-aged Yamazaki, Hibiki 21/30 Year Old, and Macallan sherry casks of various vintages, among other rare whiskies.

Q: My whisky has been in the cabinet untouched, but the fill level has slightly decreased. Can I still sell it?
A: Yes. For early bottlings stored for decades, a slight "Angel's Share" due to natural evaporation is common. We will provide a reasonable price based on the evaporation ratio during quotation. Just send photos for a free initial estimate.

Q: Why do quotes sometimes fluctuate slightly?
A: Discontinued single casks are actively traded items, and their transaction prices fluctuate with the market. Our quotes reflect the current market range, not outdated prices.

If you are planning to sell your Hakushu 1987 Single Cask, please take clear photos of the bottle, outer box, and certificate separately, and send them to WhatsApp 46135750. We can then arrange a home visit or in-store drop-off if the price is suitable.


Hakushu 1987 Single Cask Market Reference for Similar Products

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Hakushu 1987 Single Cask Further Market Information

To learn more about the market prices for different vintages and versions of Hakushu, you can browse all Hakushu vintages, or refer to Japanese Whisky full series valuation and Japanese Whisky full collection.