EP68 Suntory Premium Highball Yamazaki Review - Limited Time Only

I got it one day early, but August 8, 2023, is the official release date of Japan's Suntory Premium Highball Yamazaki. Only real Yamazaki malt whiskey was selected. It features the same great taste as the Yamazaki no age statement whisky.
Suntory Whisky 100th Anniversary
Canned highball with a deep aftertaste derived from Mizunara oak barrels
(August 2023 limited quantity release)
Product name: Suntory Premium Highball Yamazaki 350ml can
Capacity: 350ml
Suggested retail price: 600 yen (excluding tax)
Alcohol content: 9%
Release date: August 8, 2023 (Tue)
Item: Whisky
In 1923 , Shinjiro Torii, the founder of Suntory, began construction of Japan's first malt whisky distillery in Yamazaki, at the foot of Mt. Tenno.
He has been making whisky at the Yamazaki Distillery for 100 years, pursuing flavors that suit the tastes of Japanese people. A limited number of highball cans were delivered from Yamazaki Distillery
with gratitude and thoughts for the future.
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[@AlinJapan]

I was wondering if they use the regular Yamazaki NAS, so I asked a friend who thinks it may be an original. If they use a 43% Yamazaki NAS, then I estimate that you'd need 73ml of the Yamazaki for a 350ml highball. ,Good job on getting it early and well done review..

[@GentlemansClubWHISKY]

Would that ratio you just gave me make a 350ml can 9% alcohol? My math is no good.

[@AlinJapan]

@@GentlemansClubWHISKY Yeah, given a 43% alcohol, then that should make it 9%. The easier way to remember is just to use your 4 to 1 ration of water (I include the ice so it doesn't get too watery) to whisky.

[@vadimdon]

What is it diluted with?

[@GentlemansClubWHISKY]

Water