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Satsuma Gin (Japanese Tangerine) [375ml], Komasa

Satsuma Gin (Japanese Tangerine) [375ml], Komasa

SKU:JP-XKG-01-01H

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COUNTRY
COUNTRY
Japan
REGION
REGION
Kagoshima

DESCRIPTION

• Japanese dry gin produced by Komasa Jyozo at their Hioki Distillery in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan • Base distillate is 100% rice shochu made from local Kagoshima rice and white koji • Botanicals include juniper, coriander, and peels of the Sakurajima Komikan, Japan’s smallest mandarin orange (measuring, on average, about 4 cm in diameter) • Distilled in 2 runs on a stainless steel pot still; base distillate shochu is produced in the first run under vacuum and comes off the still at 40% ABV; the second run, with botanicals added directly to the base, is atmospheric, and comes off at 55% ABV • Gentle and bright without overpowering its elegant shochu base, this gin highlights the juicy, sweet nature of the Sakurajima Komikan with a throughline of delicate juniper structure • Non-chill filtered; 45% ABV The Sakurajima Komikan, Japan’s smallest orange, is the headliner in this elegant and minimally adorned shochu-based gin. Prized for their intense flavor, these tiny mandarin oranges are grown near an active volcano and require laborious care from growing season to harvest. They yield a gin that’s vibrantly flavorful and eminently sippable, and one that rewards deft handling in cocktails—a very dry Martini would be a first choice, a Gimlet riff or an amped-up White Lady if you’re feeling adventuresome.

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