Released in May 2017, the KI NO TEA expression by the Kyoto Distillery includes Tencha and Gyokuro leaves in its botanical list, in an attempt to bring out the deep, complex flavors of matcha green tea. The expression was created in collaboration with Horii Shichimeien, a tea-growing company founded in 1879, during the Meiji Era.
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My wife isn't a G&T fan but this mixed with East Imperial Royal Botanical she liked. It's a very subtle drink and easy to drink straight. Lovely green tea and other flavours mixes well with any tonic. I got a 3 200ml pack of a number of their gins so looking forward too trying the rest. 4 to 4.25 territory.
Superbe gin japonais aux 12 aromates avec ici un for accent sur des aromes de thé. Grande délicatesse en bouche et élégance. Beaucoup de fraicheur. À boire pur.
Sublime gin. Can't fault it on any level. Great well balanced flavours with subtle lingering taste in the back palate.
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