ETSU Gin
ETSU SAKURA
Inspired by the tradition of Hanami, Etsu Sakura captures the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms – a moment when Japan is adorned in soft pink hues, and the air is filled with delicate fragrances. A symbol of renewal and harmony, this celebration invites contemplation and shared moments of appreciation.
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Product Details
GPETSSAKUR70A
- Category
- Gin
- Alcohol level
- 43%
- Brand
- Etsu
- Origin
- Japan
- Distillery
- Akita
- Aromatic profile
- Floral
- Capacity
- 70cl
Tasting Advice
Enjoy as a tonic with your favourite mixer or in your most refined cocktail creations.
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Tasting notes
Appearance
Clear and crystalline.
Nose
Elegant and floral, market by the softness of sakura and the freshness of yuzu, subtly elevaleted by a delicate herbal touch.
Palate
Delicate and well-balanced. The floral opening of sakura harmonizes with citrus and bitter orange peels, while licorice and coriander seeds add a subtle complexity.
Finish
Airy and refined, with a lingering floral notes and a hint of zesty freshness, leaving a solf and harmonious impression.
Inspired by the tradition of Hanami, Etsu Sakura captures the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms – a moment when Japan is adorned in soft pink hues, and the air is filled with delicate fragrances. A symbol of renewal and harmony, this celebration invites contemplation and shared moments of appreciation. Distilled at the Akita Distillery on the island of Honshū, Etsu Sakura reveals a floral and refined expression, where the enchanting softness of sakura intertwines with the freshness of citrus and the complexity of Japanese botanicals. Its subtle balance is enhanced by the pure water of the Ōu Mountains, bringing finesse and lightness to every sip. A true invitation to extend the spirit of Hanami all year round, best enjoyed in a cocktail or simply with tonic.
Akita
Etsu Double Orange and Etsu Double Yuzu Gin are distilled at the Akita Distillery, in the Akita prefecture of Japan in the Honshù Island. Akita Prefecture is located on the coast of the Sea of Japan and extends east to the Ōu Mountains, the longest mountain range in Japan. It is these mountains that Etsu Double Orange and Etsu Double Yuzu take their fresh and light aromas from.
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