Description
A legendary name in Japanese whisky that developed significant cult status due to many exceptional releases of its whisky following its closure in 2000. The original distillery was dismantled in 2016, however a new one was built 7 miles away in the town of Karuizawa, commencing production in 2023. A UK-based importer and distributor founded by David Croll and Marcin Miller. The company made a name for itself by acquiring the remaining stock of the closed Karuizawa distillery and releasing whiskies as part of the Noh Whisky series, which pays tribute to Japanese Noh theatre. This particular release is a 29-year-old single malt, distilled in 1982 and bottled in 2012 from a single bourbon cask, with an outturn of only 411 bottles.



