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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
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Famous Czech Cities
This unique „1999 series“ is a collection of three finely crafted ceramic jugs, each showcasing a famous historical city of the Czech Republic. Each jug is filled with six-year-aged King Barley Malt Whisky, produced by a renowned Czech distillery. The limited-edition series comes beautifully packaged in a decorative cassette, released in 2000. Collectors will appreciate the intricate artistic detailing of each jug, as well as the premium quality of the whisky within. Don't miss the opportunity to add this exceptional series to your collection.
“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 nation in Central Europe with a long history and numerous interesting historical sites. Thus, the new series has the Charles Bridge in Prague with its baroque statues, Upper Square in Olomouc with the Saint Trinity column and astronomical clock, and Prague Castle, the former residence of the Czech kings and current home of President Vaclav Havel.
Each 50 ml bottle has a 7 centimeter height. Seliko, a. s., Likerka Dolany in Tesetice produces whisky. The color of every tiny is beige. The labels depict artistic renderings of well-known historical sites in the Czech Republic. The second label on the jugs' backs, which is not visible in the images above, lists the alcohol producer and additional details. The labels are created using modern technology that enhances their quality, making them impossible to rub off. The miniature bottles include colored wax in addition to corks to seal them. This brand-new series was launched in 1999.
The collection has recently been offered in a pretty cassette (since the start of the year 2000).
The cassette's reverse includes information on the towns depicted on the label as well as a wealth of details about the King Barley whisky manufacturing in Tesetice (Czech Republic – European Union).