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Jan, 2022: The Bross whisky Head figural bottle is completely sold-out, check Order Form
Nov, 2018: The Taurus jug from the Signs of the Zodiac series is completely sold-out, check Order Form
July 7 2016: Due to exchange rates fluctuations, the prices went slightly up Order Form
Jun, 2016 The last two Golems have been sold-out Order Form
Famous Czech Cities
This third 1999 series consists of 3 ceramic jugs that
depict famous Czech historical cities and contain King Barley Malt Whisky over
6 years.
Newly in 2000, the series is available in a decorative cassette
(see below).
(You might have to adjust contrast at your screen to get the best view possible)
“Of all the world’s whiskies, I place Tesetice’s – and especially the 20-year-old – easily in the top dozen.”
Jim Murray's Complete Book of Whisky, USA 1997 The Czech
Republic is a country in Central Europe with ancient tradition and many
historical places of interest. Hence the new series presents the Charles Bridge
with its baroque statues in Prague, Upper Square with Saint Trinity column and
astronomical clock in Olomouc, and Prague Castle, traditional seat of Czech
kings and nowadays the office of the President Vaclav Havel.
Bottle height is 7 cm, volume 50 ml each. The whisky producer is Seliko, a.
s., Likerka Dolany in Tesetice. All the miniatures are in beige. The labels show
artistic views of the famous Czech historical places. On the backs of the jugs,
the second label (invisible in the photographs above) shows the alcohol producer
and supplementary information. The labels are produced by a new technology that
improves their quality so that the labels cannot be rubbed off. The mini bottles
are plugged by corks and, in addition, sealed by coloured wax. This new series
is produced in 1999.
Recently (since the beginning of the year 2000), the set is available in a decorative cassette.
The back of the cassette gives information (in Czech and in English) about the towns shown at the label and a lot of information about the King Barley whisky production in Tesetice.