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Karuizawa 35 Year Old #8378 - Geisha Label

The Karuizawa 35 Year Old #8378 is a rare and highly collectible single malt from the legendary Japanese distillery, bottled as part of the distinctive Geisha Label series. With 35 years of maturation and a very limited outturn, this expression represents a remarkable piece of Karuizawa's finite whisky legacy.

Matured for 35 years in a Bourbon cask, the whisky was bottled in 2017 from cask #8378 at a powerful 55.5% ABV. Only 153 bottles were produced, giving this expression an exceptional level of scarcity.

The combination of long maturation, single-cask provenance, Bourbon cask maturation, and extremely limited availability makes this a compelling addition to a serious Japanese whisky collection. As Karuizawa ceased production in 2000, every surviving bottling from its stocks represents a finite chapter in the history of Japanese whisky.

Specifications

Type: Japanese Single Malt Whisky
Distillery: Karuizawa
Bottler: Distillery Bottling
Bottling Series: Geisha Label
Bottled: 2017
Age: 35 Years
Cask Type: Bourbon
Cask Number: #8378
Number of Bottles: 153
Strength: 55.5% ABV
Size: 700 ml

About the Distillery

Located at the foot of Mount Asama, Karuizawa Distillery became one of Japan's most revered whisky producers. Its whiskies developed a cult following among collectors, with vintage single-cask releases becoming particularly prized.

The distillery ceased production in 2000, leaving behind a limited number of maturing casks. Today, these remaining Karuizawa whiskies are among the most sought-after Japanese single malts, representing an important and irreplaceable part of Japanese whisky history.