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Suntory Redsun whiskey

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This is my favourite Thai whiskey. I used to buy it in Friendship but the lady in the drinks department there tells me they can't get it any more. Has anybody seen it in the other supermarkets or drink shops around town? I'd be grateful to any eagle-eyed whiskey spotters out there.

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Suntory is not Thai whisky but Japanese whisky. Should be available at Foodland and Best supermarket, if the import hasn't been stopped.

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Suntory is not Thai whisky but Japanese whisky. Should be available at Foodland and Best supermarket, if the import hasn't been stopped.

Redsun is a whiskey brewed by a Japanese company, Suntory, under their supervision in Thailand at Nakornpathom. So there's no import duty and you get Japanese quality at Thai prices.

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Suntory is not Thai whisky but Japanese whisky. Should be available at Foodland and Best supermarket, if the import hasn't been stopped.

Redsun is a whiskey brewed by a Japanese company, Suntory, under their supervision in Thailand at Nakornpathom. So there's no import duty and you get Japanese quality at Thai prices.

Is Jap whiskey brewed ?

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