Etsu Double Yuzu Gin: Maximum Citrus From Hokkaido's Snow Country
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Etsu Double Yuzu Gin is a Contemporary gin made by Asahikawa Distillery in Japan. ABV: 43% ABV. Key botanicals include juniper, yuzu, matcha, liquorice, angelica. Our expert rating is 7/10.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Prominent yuzu with tart citrus — floral notes with green tea and pepper aromatics
Palate
Yuzu taking prominent role with tart citrus notes — green tea, pepper, lime with coriander bitterness, smooth and easy to drink with cool dry texture
Finish
Complex with flavours flitting back and forth — hints of tea, citrus, liquorice and vegetal botanicals persisting
Expert Review
7/10Double the yuzu of the original — tart citrus with green tea, pepper and lime from seven days of maceration in Hokkaido. Fresh, zesty, with complex Japanese bitterness.
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