KARUIZAWA
The Karuizawa distillery was built in 1955 in the town of the same name, in the prefecture of Nagano surrounded by the Japanese Alps. Japanese whisky generally has a very good reputation, but Karuizawa is especially sought after and appreciated by connoisseurs; it has accumulated an impressive number of medals in competitions. Just like Macallan, it is a whisky that owes much of its character to the type of barley that is used: (‘Golden Promise’) and to ageing in sherry casks. Production stopped in 2000 and bottles are becoming increasingly rare.
KARUIZAWA 35 ans The Water of Life 55%
old and rare
KARUIZAWA 1965 Monyou Paire
old and rare
KARUIZAWA 1960-2000 Five Decades Isetan 61.4%
old and rare
KARUIZAWA 30 ans 1983 WHITE SAMOURAI 59.1%
old and rare
KARUIZAWA 39 ans 1973 Vintage Label 67.7%
old and rare