Dunedin whisky is a rare expression from the legendary Willowbank Distillery, New Zealand's last operational whisky producer. Located in Dunedin on the South Island's southeast coast, Willowbank operated from 1974 to 1997 before its demolition in 2000. This highly sought-after spirit represents one of the final chapters in New Zealand's whisky heritage, with remaining stocks becoming increasingly scarce. The whisky is known for its distinctive character, influenced by the region's pure water and unique climate, making it a prized collectible for enthusiasts of antipodean spirits.