Karuizawa Vintage 40 Year Old Cask #6114 Whisky

Description

Whiskey: Karuizawa Vintage 40 Year Old Cask #6114 Whisky

Aged in a sherry butt cask for 40 year and bottled in 2014, this rich and complex whisky has a strong sherry and spice flavor that is a signature taste for Karuizawa spirits.This dram comes in a sleek bottle with a wooden coaster for display purposes.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 114 (57% ABV)

Age: 40 Year

Origin: Japanese

Distillery: Karuizawa

As one of 309 bottles, the Karuizawa Vintage 40 Year Old single malt from cask #6114 is a vintage treasure from this now closed Japanese whisky distillery. Aged in a sherry butt cask for 40 year and bottled in 2014, this rich and complex whisky has a strong sherry and spice flavor that is a signature taste for Karuizawa spirits.This dram comes in a sleek bottle with a wooden coaster for display purposes. Once located at the foot of Mount Asama, Karuizawa Distillery was a historical Japanese whisky distillery that set itself apart with its one-of-a-kind spirits; even today, Karuizawa is highly sought after and has one of the rarest whiskies on the market. Though the distillery has closed, you can still enjoy the luxurious whiskies that come from this legendary distillery.

Karuizawa Vintage 40 Year Old Cask #6114 Whisky Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose: The aromas have alight fruit notes with malt and spice.

Palate: Smooth and soft with good sweetness and winter spice.

Finish: Finish is long, spicy and smooth.

Distillery Information

Karuizawa distillery was a Japanese whisky distillery. It was located at Miyota, a town on the southern slopes of an active complex volcano, Mount Asama, in Kitasaku District, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. Established in 1955, the distillery began production in 1956.