Karuizawa 1994/2006 61.0% #2221 Single Nippon Malt Whisky
Karuizawa 1994/2006 61.0% #2221 Single Nippon Malt Whisky
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Karuizawa 1994 Single Nippon Malt Whisky ex-Glenlivet Sherry Butt #2221
This Karuizawa single malt, distilled in 1994 and bottled in 2006, comes from the distillery's Single Nippon Malt Whisky series. Matured in an ex-Glenlivet Sherry Butt, it represents an individual cask release from one of Japan's most collectible whisky producers.
Drawn from Cask #2221, the whisky was bottled at a formidable 61.0% ABV. With only 204 bottles produced, this is a highly limited expression that preserves the character of a single Karuizawa cask.
The use of an ex-Glenlivet Sherry Butt gives this release a particularly distinctive maturation history, combining Karuizawa's Japanese single malt with a cask previously associated with the renowned Scottish distillery. As a Distillery Bottling, the whisky was released directly under the Karuizawa name rather than as an independent bottling.
Bottled in 2006 at natural high strength, Cask #2221 is a scarce example of Karuizawa's original stocks and a noteworthy release for collectors interested in both the distillery's history and its varied cask programme.
Specifications
Category: Single Malt
Distillery: Karuizawa
Bottler: Distillery Bottling
Bottling Series: Single Nippon Malt Whisky
Vintage: 1994
Bottled: 2006
Cask Type: ex-Glenlivet Sherry Butt
Cask Number: #2221
Strength: 61.0%
Size: 700 ml
Limited Edition: 204 Bottles
About the Distillery
Karuizawa Distillery was a Japanese whisky producer based in Nagano Prefecture, renowned for its single malt whisky and its use of Sherry casks for maturation. The distillery ceased production in 2000, leaving behind a finite quantity of original whisky.
Today, surviving Karuizawa bottlings from individual vintages and casks are highly collectible. Releases such as Cask #2221 document the diversity of the distillery's maturation programme and preserve a distinct part of Japanese whisky history.