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Etsu

Etsu Japanese Gin

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€366,00

6 bottles

€183,00

3 bottles

Immediate availability
Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 43.0% by volume
Area Japan (Japan)
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Description

Etsu is an artisanal gin born from an ancestral recipe. It means “pleasure” in Japanese.Distilled at the Asahikawa distillery on the northern island of Hokkaido, Etsu gin is distinguished by the balance of the botanicals that compose it and by the purity of the water from the Taisetu mountain. For added strength and character, this gin is distilled with the botanicals after 22 hours of maceration. Juniper berries, liquorice and angelica roots, coriander seeds but also Japanese yuzu and bitter orange peel blend perfectly in this fresh and round gin. A true ode to Japan, Etsu is ideal for cocktails or with a tonic.

Details

Profumo

Perfume

Floral and vegetal, with pronounced citrus notes.

Colore

Color

Clear, transparent.

Gusto

Taste

Fresh and well balanced with pepper notes and a touch of liquorice. Finish: rounded, supple, silky.

Serve at:

12 - 14 °C.

Grappa/Gin (tulip-shaped)

Producer
Etsu
From this winery
Etsu Gin draws its authenticity from the ancestral know-how of Japanese distilleries. Each expression is crafted with the utmost care, combining traditional techniques with innovation to capture the pure essence of Japanese botanicals. Asahikawa and Akita distilleries are the two cradles of Etsu Gin, where authenticity and excellence come together to create exceptional gins. Read more
Production area: Japan
Japan
Etsu

Name Etsu Japanese Gin
Type Gin
Size 0,70 l
Alcohol content 43.0% by volume
Country Japan
Region Japan
Vendor Etsu
Origin Hokkaido (Japan)
Allergens Contains sulphites