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Komasa 'Sakurajima Komikan' Gin (375ml)

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Management number 253701620 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$16.00 Model Number 253701620
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Komasa 'Sakurajima Komikan' Gin originates from Japan, specifically the Kagoshima prefecture. Crafted with precision and care, this 375ml bottle presents a delightful blend of flavors and aromas unique to the region. The taste profile offers a harmonious balance, with prominent citrus notes derived from the Komikan oranges grown near the active volcano, Sakurajima.

Upon opening, the nose is greeted with a tantalizing bouquet of fresh citrus, underscored by subtle floral hints that evoke the essence of Kagoshima's vibrant landscapes. The gin's core ingredients include juniper berries, coriander seeds, and, notably, the locally sourced Komikan oranges, ensuring a distinct and authentic taste experience. With an alcohol content of 49%, it's best enjoyed responsibly, sipped neat to fully appreciate its nuanced flavors, or mixed into cocktails for a taste of Japan's terroir in every sip.

In summary, Komasa 'Sakurajima Komikan' Gin encapsulates the essence of Kagoshima, Japan, offering a sensory journey through its carefully selected ingredients and refined craftsmanship. Whether savored on its own or as the foundation for creative cocktails, this gin promises a memorable drinking experience, inviting enthusiasts to explore the unique flavors of its origin.


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