Whisky

Part of Karuizawa’s Geisha Label, this Japanese single cask whisky was distilled in 1983 and bottled in 2012 for the Taiwanese market. Drawn from single sherry butt #2233, which yielded only 460 bottles. Closed since 2001, Karuizawa’s popularity has been rapidly growing in recent years. The silent distillery is famed for its intense, sherry cask matured drams, such as this particular release.

A highly limited release from the Karuizawa Distillery, featuring the iconic Geisha Label. This single cask whisky, distilled in 1983 and bottled from cask number 2233, represents the pinnacle of Japanese whisky craftsmanship. Due to the unique nature of each cask, tasting notes can vary significantly. Commonly, expect a complex profile with fruit, oak, and subtle smoke, reflecting the exceptional aging process.

The Geisha Label series from Karuizawa Distillery features exquisitely designed labels that pay tribute to Japanese culture, with each release showcasing a unique and intricate geisha artwork. These limited-edition bottles are highly prized by collectors for both their aesthetic beauty and the exceptional quality of whisky they contain.

Karuizawa Distillery was a small-scale whisky production facility, known for its premium and highly sought-after single malt whiskies. Located in Miyota, Japan, at the foot of an active volcano (Mount Asama), it was one of Japan's highest altitude distilleries. This unique location contributed to the distinct flavor profile of Karuizawa whisky.