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I'd argue I've flown just about all of the world's best first class products -- while I won't rank them, I'd argue that between ANA, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Etihad, Lufthansa, Swiss, Singapore, etc., I have them mostly covered. Perhaps the one exception is Garuda Indonesia first class, which looks spectacular.
However, there are a few other airlines that have always intrigued me. And perhaps part of the reason these products intrigue me is because they're just about impossible to fly on miles.
For example, for years TAM first class wasn't bookable using miles. Then overnight they made virtually all seats available on miles, so I had the chance to try their product. Shortly thereafter they announced they would discontinue first class.
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