Whisky

Karuizawa is the gold standard for rare Japanese whisky. The distillery closed its doors in 2011, although it had not been producing whisky for over a decade. It was under the aegis of UK-based Number One Drinks, who bought the 300 or so barrels still available at the distillery in 2006 that Karuizawa joined the ranks of legend. This is a single first-fill sherry cask of Karuizawa 1982 which was matured for 27 years, until bottling in 2009.

This exquisite single malt Japanese whisky was distilled in 1982 and aged for 27 years in cask number 2748, showcasing Karuizawa Distillery's mastery in whisky making. This release is notable for its deep, complex flavor profile and rarity, making it a coveted item among collectors and connoisseurs alike. Rich sherry influence, dried fruits, dark chocolate, with a hint of oak and a complex, lingering finish.

The Cask 2748 collection includes single cask releases, specifically from cask number 2748, showcasing Karuizawa's characteristic rich and complex profile, matured for 27 years.

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.