Ki No Bi Kyoto Dry Gin

Gin - 45 % - 70 cl

Ki No Bi, which means "the beauty of the seasons" in Japanese, is a gin from Japan produced near Kyoto in a craft distillery. Fully developed from regional ingredients, the creators of this gin were inspired by the history and culture of Kyoto City

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Ki No Bi, which means "the beauty of the seasons" in Japanese, is a gin from Japan produced near Kyoto in a craft distillery. Fully developed from regional ingredients, the creators of this gin were inspired by the history and culture of Kyoto City to create a recipe steeped in Japanese tradition.

In order to create a 100% Japanese gin, Kyoto Distillery used a rice alcohol in which were added a cocktail of local plants including yellow Yuzu, Sansho pepper and Uji gyokuro tea. The gin Ki No Bi is blended with one of the purest waters of Japan from the source of Fushimi.

The 11 ingredients are classified into 6 distinct flavor categories (base, citrus, tea, herbs, spices and floral), and each category is then macerated in rice alcohol before being distilled individually. The distillates are then blended and allowed to rest, allowing the flavors to infuse, giving the gin a perfect balance.

The spirit is then diluted with Fushimi water, renowned for its purity, before being put back into the macerating vat for a set period of time to achieve the ideal harmony of the final blend.

Détails

Details Ki No Bi Kyoto Dry Gin

Type

Gin

Distillery

Kyoto Distillery

Region

Honshu - Kyoto

Strength

45 %

Volume

70 cl

Packaging

Cardboard case

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The brand

The brand Ki No Bi - Kyoto Distillery

Ki No Bi is a Japanese gin brand owned by The Kyoto Distillery, the very first distillery dedicated to gin to emerge in Japan. Founded in 2014, the distillery is located in the city of Kyoto, the country's former capital and a mecca for traditional craftsmanship.


Kyoto was not chosen at random, the region also offers an abundance of raw materials to work with; Fushimi's pure waters and a wide range of locally grown ingredients such as yuzu, sanshō pepper, or the legendary green teas of Uji.

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