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Karuizawa 30 Year Old Samurai Cask 7857 Series One
Karuizawa 30 Year Old Samurai Cask 7857 Series One

Karuizawa 30 Year Old Samurai Cask 7857 Series One 1984

70 cl
£17,500.00
A legend of the whisky world, the Karuizawa distillery was opened in 1955 in Miyota, Japan, and sadly shut down in 2001. In 2011, the UK-based company Number One Drinks purchased the remaining stocks of Karuizawa’s whisky. Ten casks were bottled in 2014 and 2015, each with a different Samurai depicted on the label, including this 30-year-old dram. Only 508 bottles were released at the time.
Product code
HED86941
Vintage
1984
Available
1
Country
Japan
Region
Nagano
ABV
58.0%
US delivery from £40.90
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