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Karuizawa 1976/2010 34yo 63,6% cask#7818 Geisha Label
€ 7 000,00
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Karuizawa 1976/2010 34yo 63,6% cask#7818 Geisha Label. Whisky distilled in 1976 in the Japanese distillery Karuizawa, single cask number 7818 bottled in 2010.
This Japanese whisky was likely aged for 34 years before being bottled. The Karuizwa bottle features a geisha character on the label.
Type: Japanese whisky
Distillery: Karuizawa
Distilled: 1976
Bottled: 2010
Cask type: 1st Fill Sherry Butt
Cask number: 7818
Strength: 63,6%
Bottling serie: Geisha Label
Size: 750ml
Number of bottles produced: 554
Single sherry cask and cask strength
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Rare Japanese whisky
Highlighting the essence of rare Japanese whisky craftsmanship, the Karuizawa 1976/2010 34 year old single cask whisky stands as a pinnacle of exclusivity and quality. Distilled in the esteemed Karuizawa Distillery, which was nestled in the serene foothills of Mount Asama, this whisky embodies the distillery’s commitment to traditional and high-quality production. Established in 1955 and located at an elevation of 850 meters, the highest in Japan, the distillery benefited from the cool climate and high humidity of the region, ideal conditions for aging whisky.
Karuizawa 1976 34yo 63,6% cask#7818
This particular bottle, with a potent 63,6% alcohol by volume, comes from cask number 7818. It was filled in 1976 and allowed to mature for 34 years in a sherry butt sourced from Spain, a testament to the distillery’s dedication to using the finest materials. The bottle features a captivating geisha label, enhancing its allure and showcasing the cultural richness of Japan.
With only 554 bottles ever released, this expression is presented in its original box, marking it as a collector’s gem. The Karuizawa Distillery, although having ceased operations in 2011 and stopping whisky production over a decade earlier, has left behind a legacy through bottles like this, making them highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors alike.
