This edition of Karuizawa is decorated with the image of CHO butterflies.
Butterfly has been a very meaningful symbol in Japanese culture for ages. These beautiful creatures carry a number of meanings, but are most commonly associated with the symbolism of metamorphosis, eternity, womanhood and love. Japanese perceive the butterfly to be a ‘soul of the living and the dead’, as a result of the popular belief that spirits of the dead take the form of a butterfly when on their journey to the other world and eternal life. Therefore it is a sort of social norm for Japanese people to treat butterflies with the due respect. If a butterfly flies into one’s house, you would not try to catch it, but you would let it accommodate in you homestead. Also, the butterfly has become a symbol for young girls as they spread their wings and emerge into womanhood. This natural metamorphosis from a girl into a woman recalls the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly.
Japanese whisky that not only pleases the eyes of collectors of fine spirits, but also… butterfly enthusiasts. By adding this whisky bottle set to your collection, you can bring a touch of Japan into your interiors.
Single Malt Whisky
Karuizawa Distillery
1999-2000 Vintage
Cask Strenght
2×32 bottles
61,7%
2x700ml
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