Collectors in the U.S. are increasingly looking to Japan for rare bourbon bottles as the secondary market prices soar. Japan's historical significance as a bourbon market from the 1970s to the 1990s means dusty bottles may still linger in less-traveled locales. Famous overseas exclusives, like Blanton's variations, are more readily available in Japanese liquor stores, making the country an appealing destination for enthusiasts. Notable stores in Tokyo, such as Liquor Mountain and Aeon Liquor, often stock highly sought-after bottles, providing opportunities for collectors willing to explore.
For collectors, Japan is a prime destination for sourcing rare bourbons, including dusty bottles and overseas exclusives that are often unavailable in the U.S.
The rise of bourbon's popularity has made Japan a go-to for bourbon enthusiasts, with its liquor stores housing gems from distillers once aimed at the Japanese market.
Stores in Japan like Liquor Mountain and Aeon Liquor are ideal for finding exclusive bourbons, showcasing the depth of bourbon culture that emerged in Japan years ago.
Blanton's single-barrel bourbon was specifically created for the Japanese market in 1984, highlighting Japan's early influence in the bourbon landscape.
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