Made on Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, Etsu gin means "pleasure" in Japanese.
Made from ingredients some of which are only grown in Japan, Etsu offers a unique sensory journey in the land of the rising sun, between tradition and modernity.
20cl format.
Tasting notes
Nose
Floral and vegetal, with pronounced citrus and yuzu notes.
Palate
Fresh and well-balanced, with pepper and a hint of licorice.
Finish
Round, supple and silky.
Specific References
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Drink neat or in a cocktail
Room temperature
Matches perfectly with lychee sorbet