Our bottlings

A real piece of art, a true masterpiece bottled to recreate all that we love about Karuizawa – an unrivaled quality.

Calling all aficionados of robust spirits, your ultimate temptation awaits. Unveil your desires with The Sins, a series with a benchmark bottling from each spirit category.

Step into a world where tradition meets innovation, where the artistry of the Karuizawa distillery intertwines with the symbolic brilliance of the rising sun.

Result of the collaboration between the legendary Lion’s Whisky and Distilia. The Caroni 1998 rum hand-picked by Diego Sandrin, bottled at the age of 24 in a limited edition of 220 bottles in celebration of the 10th Anniversary of Lion’s Whisky.

Distilia’s exclusive Floral Rum Series, is a fruit of the company’s founders’ passion for fine and rare spirits.

Our rum series “The Golden Age of Piracy” tells the history of famous pirates (and privateers). We matched unique single cask rum with rich and distinctive personalities.

Greenheart is a species of tree indigenous to South America which grows in the Guyana and Suriname regions. This hard and moisture-resistant tree, was used in the 17th century to construct alembics, a special type of equipment used to distill rum.

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.

The collaboration between the legendary Cognac maker Vallein Tercinier and Distilia. Matured in French Oak and bottled at cask strenght 51% ABV that yield only 570 bottles and no chill-filtration.

Raku is a type of Japanese pottery used in Japanese tea ceremonies. This Japanese pottery art inspired designers to create utterly beautiful decanters covered with ceramic-like coating for this Karuizawa release.

Traditional origami usually involves a single sheet of square paper without cuts, glue, or markings, relying solely on folds to create the desired form.

Karuizawa Shibari edition is a tribute to this antique style of bondage, which involves tying a person up using simple yet visually intricate patterns, usually with several pieces of thin rope.