Vintage Set Four (4) Suntory Old Whisky Japanese Style Hot Toddy Glasses Japan

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Vintage Set Four (4) Suntory Old Whisky Japanese Style Hot Toddy Glasses Japan:
$39.99

Here is a set if four (4) Japanese Suntory whisky Hot Toddy glasses/mugs. These are vintage used, in excellent condition, The advertising is still nice and bright. Each glass stands about 5 & 1/4\" tall, with a 2\" mouth opening. They glasses are in a metal carry sleeve ( stainless steel?)with handles, so that you can drink your hot Toddy without burning your hands. A Japanese Hot Toddy recipe is two parts Old Suntory Whisky to three parts green tea, along with a teaspoon ofhoney, pinch of powdered ginger and a squeeze of lemon juice. Served in this tall mug with a slice of fresh ginger to garnish. See my response and buy with confidence.

Notes: Suntory was started by Torii Shinjiro, who first opened his store Torii Shoten in Osaka on February 1, 1899, to sell imported wines. In 1907, the store began selling a sweet tasting red wine called Akadama Port Wine. The store became the Kotobukiya company in 1921 to further expand its business and in 1923, Torii Shinjiro built Japan’s first malt whisky distillery Yamazaki Distillery. Production began in December 1924 and five years later Suntory Whisky Sirofuda (White Label), the first single malt whisky made in Japan, was sold.

Due to wartime shortage of World War II, Kotobukiya was briefly forced to halt its development of new products. In 1961, Kotobukiya launched the famous \"Drink Tory\'s (Whisky) and Go to Hawaii\" campaign. At the time, a trip abroad was considered a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. In 1963, Kotobukiya changed its name to \"Suntory\", taken from the name of the famous whisky it produces. In the same year, Musashino Beer Factory began its production of the Suntory Beer. In 1997, the company became Japan\'s sole bottler, distributor, and licensee of Pepsi products.