Karuizawa 1970s Time Slip x Kawasaki - Ghost Series no.7 43%ABV 0,7l

Karuizawa 1970s “Time Slip x Kawasaki” – Ghost Series No.7 (43% Vol.)

The Karuizawa 1970s Time Slip x Kawasaki – Ghost Series No.7 is one of the most extraordinary and artistically significant releases from the legendary and now-closed Karuizawa distillery. This edition combines rare vintage whisky from the 1970s with contemporary Japanese art, making it one of the most sought-after collector’s items worldwide.

The “Ghost Series” is renowned for its iconic labels, designed by Japanese artist Kawasaki, featuring mystical and ghostly motifs. Each bottle is not only an exceptional whisky but also a true work of art with strong visual identity.

Product Details

• Distillery: Karuizawa (Japan – closed)
• Series: Ghost Series
• Edition: No. 7 – “Time Slip x Kawasaki”
• Distilled: 1970s
• Alcohol: 43% ABV
• Volume: 700ml
• Limited Release: Strictly limited worldwide
• Packaging: Original
• Condition: Very good

Character & Tasting Notes

This rare expression reflects the signature intense Karuizawa style, yet in a beautifully matured and harmoniously integrated form. The nose reveals complex aromas of dark fruits, aged sherry casks, leather, and fine woods. On the palate, it delivers a layered profile with notes of spices, tobacco, dark chocolate, and dried fruits. The finish is long, smooth, and deep – a remarkable experience for connoisseurs.

Highlights

• Whisky distilled in the 1970s – extremely rare
• Part of the highly collectible Ghost Series
• Artistic label design by Kawasaki
• Legendary distillery closed since 2000
• High collector’s and investment value
• Unique combination of whisky and art

Conclusion

The Karuizawa 1970s “Time Slip x Kawasaki” – Ghost Series No.7 is far more than just a bottle of whisky – it is an iconic collector’s item, a piece of art, and a part of Japanese whisky history. A rare opportunity for serious collectors and investors.

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Tax Notice

This product is subject to the margin scheme taxation according to §25a of the German VAT Act (UStG). VAT is calculated only on the difference between the purchase price and the selling price. Therefore, the listed price does not include separately stated VAT.