Karuizawa 1967 42 Years Old Single Cask #6426

An authentic legend in the panorama of Japanese whisky. Distilled in 1967 and matured for 42 years in a single Japanese oak cask (#6426), this bottle originates from the now-closed Karuizawa distillery and represents one of the finest examples of pre-digital Japanese craftsmanship.

More than a spirit, it is a cultural document: a tangible testimony of artisanal production that no longer exists, now rightfully part of the Olympus of global whisky collecting.

Market growth has been exponential over the past decade. Karuizawa bottles from the 1960s, especially single casks, have achieved remarkable auction results, with similar 1967 releases selling between 30,000 and 50,000 USD, and peaks surpassing 60,000 USD for bottles in perfect condition. The global cult surrounding Karuizawa, combined with extreme rarity and long maturation, has made these bottles among the most coveted on the market.