An indoor, multi-tiered display unit for whisky samples is presented at the Kavalan Distillery in Yuanshan, Taiwan

An indoor, multi-tiered display unit for whisky samples is presented at the Kavalan Distillery in Yuanshan, Taiwan. The display consists of a dark wood-grained base featuring prominent gold-colored text 'KAVALAN SINGLE MALT WHISKY'. Above the base, four illuminated shelves showcase clear glass bottles arranged in pairs, forming seven vertical columns. Each column represents a different aging period, labeled in Chinese and English above the top shelf: '48 months', '36 months', '24 months', '18 months', '12 months', '6 months', and 'New Make'. The liquid inside the bottles progressively changes in color across the top row, from a deep amber for 48 months to a clear, colorless liquid for 'New Make', demonstrating the aging process. The rows below exhibit similar paired bottles with varying liquid hues, while vertical panels on the display's sides feature partially visible Chinese text, likely indicating different cask types such as Oloroso, Vinho, Puncheon, and Amontillado. Warm, amber-toned lighting emanates from above the display and from within the shelves. The lower right edge of the frame shows the arm and lower torso of a person in light-colored clothing.