Kikka Gin Japanese Craft Gin 700ml 59%ABV
| Producer | Yamato Distillery, Yucho Sake |
|---|---|
| Origin | Gosho, Nara, Japan |
| Style | Japanese craft gin |
| Bottle size | 700ml |
| Alcohol | 59% ABV |
| Base spirit | Rice spirit |
| Botanicals | Juniper berries, Yamato tachibana and Yamato toki |
| Packaging | Presentation box included |
Kikka Gin: Three Botanicals from a Nara Perspective
Kikka Gin is Yamato Distillery's Japanese craft gin from Nara, bottled here at 59% ABV in a 700ml format. A rice-spirit base carries juniper berries, Yamato tachibana citrus and Yamato toki, a Japanese angelica. The result is a focused botanical profile shaped by two ingredients grown in Nara.
Nara Botanicals, a Focused Recipe
Yamato Distillery takes its name from Nara's historic regional name. For its flagship Kikka Gin, it brings together locally grown tachibana and toki with juniper, using a short botanical list to express fragrance, freshness and depth. Japanese retailer Kandaya identifies the citrus peel and toki leaves as the parts used. The white bottle with its blue botanical emblem gives this expression a distinctive presentation.
Explore our Kikka Gin collection or browse more spirits at Bottle Of Japan.
| Producer | Yamato Distillery, Yucho Sake |
|---|---|
| Origin | Gosho, Nara, Japan |
| Style | Japanese craft gin |
| Bottle size | 700ml |
| Alcohol | 59% ABV |
| Base spirit | Rice spirit |
| Botanicals | Juniper berries, Yamato tachibana and Yamato toki |
| Packaging | Presentation box included |
Kikka Gin: Three Botanicals from a Nara Perspective
Kikka Gin is Yamato Distillery's Japanese craft gin from Nara, bottled here at 59% ABV in a 700ml format. A rice-spirit base carries juniper berries, Yamato tachibana citrus and Yamato toki, a Japanese angelica. The result is a focused botanical profile shaped by two ingredients grown in Nara.
Nara Botanicals, a Focused Recipe
Yamato Distillery takes its name from Nara's historic regional name. For its flagship Kikka Gin, it brings together locally grown tachibana and toki with juniper, using a short botanical list to express fragrance, freshness and depth. Japanese retailer Kandaya identifies the citrus peel and toki leaves as the parts used. The white bottle with its blue botanical emblem gives this expression a distinctive presentation.
Explore our Kikka Gin collection or browse more spirits at Bottle Of Japan.
Nose
Fragrant citrus and herbal aromas, with the rounded scent of Yamato tachibana.
Palate
A smooth rice-spirit texture with fresh botanical character and the firm presence of a 59% ABV gin.
Finish
The producer does not provide a separate finish description for this expression.
It is made by Yamato Distillery, part of Yucho Sake, in Gosho, Nara, Japan.
The standard recipe uses three: juniper berries, Yamato tachibana citrus and Yamato toki, a Japanese angelica. Its base is rice spirit.
No. This is the standard 59% Kikka Gin. Hanezu adds strawberry and is bottled at 43%; Ruten uses additional woody botanicals and is bottled at 47%.
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