Gin

Shin On means "gratitude to the forest". This dry gin (japanese alcool) captures the fragrance of Shimane's forests. Distillate base is made of barley with a sylvan infusion of kuromoji (Lindera Umbellata, family Lauraceae),...

Gin was the first Western spirit to be produced in Japan, introduced by the Dutch trading enclave of Dejima Island, Nagasaki Bay, during the Edo period (1603-1867). First distillation trials took place in 1812, with the appellation gin. Although juniper is at the heart of gin-making, it is complemented by other plants, barks,...

This gin has two major characteristics. It is the only gin in the world to be made using a wooden still that has been used since the 19th century. This method of distillation is characterised by the high heat retention of the wood. The sweet and salty components are easily distilled. The tubes of the distillation circuit are made of...

This gin has two major characteristics. It is the sole gin in the world to be made using a wooden still that has been used since the 19th century. This method of distillation is characterised by the high heat retention of the wood. The sweet and salty components are easily distilled. The tubes of the distillation circuit are made of...

Gin is a distilled liqueur made from fermented grains, then infused with juniper berries and other botanicals to give it a distinct aroma. Artisanal gin is made in small, unique batches. Takata uses same alcohol as for its flower yeast shochu and infuses it with local citrus peels (shiranui orange, banpeiyu, late white...

This is Kumamoto's first artisana gin, based on Kuma's "Asagiri no Hana" shochu. Gin is a distilled liqueur made from fermented grains, then infused with juniper berries and other botanicals to give it a distinct aroma. Artisanal gin is made in small, unique batches. Takata uses same alcohol as for its flower yeast shochu...