Ki No Bi Sei Navy Strength Gin 70cl

Japanese Gin • 70cl • 54.5%
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Ki No Bi Sei Navy Strength Gin
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Country Japanese Gin
Distillery/Brand Kyoto Distillery

Ki No Bi Navy Strength

Initially bottled for the 2017 Tokyo International Bar Show, the Kyoto Distillery's Ki No Bi Navy Strength is made with the same 11 botanicals distilled in six flavour categories as the original expression, but with the final blend tweaked to fully showcase the botanicals at the higher proof. Fun fact: Ki No Bi Navy Strength is bottled at 54.4% ABV, which was always the traditional British Navy Strength (rather than the more widely used 57%).

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Classic Ki No Bi freshness, but packing a punch. Yuzu and juniper notes really sing.

Palate Refreshingly floral and aromatic, with but with a real creamy, full-bodied mouthfeel.

Finish Long, led by classic juniper and citrus notes.

Overall Elegant and harmonious, even with the hefty ABV. Perfect for cocktails, or a more robust G&T.

Winner of 7 spirit awards

Silver
Silver
Gin - Contemporary Styles - 2019
International Wine & Spirit Competition
Silver
Silver
Gin - London Dry - 2022
International Wine & Spirit Competition
Gold
Gold
Ultra Premium - 2020
The Gin Masters (The Spirits Business)
Master
Master
Navy Strength - 2022
Asia Gin Masters (The Spirits Business)
Country Winner Gold
Country Winner Gold
London Dry - 2020
World Gin Awards

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Reviews for Ki No Bi Sei Navy Strength Gin
Smooth, fruity and dangerous!
From the bottle, I was greeted by a huge bouquet of citrus notes, particularly lemon and ouzo, with juniper not far behind. From the packaging and the high ABV, I was expecting something that would be essential to water down so initially tried with with tonic water in a 2:1 ratio so the gin dominates – it's dangerously drinkable.

On its own, or with some ice, it's even tastier and surprisingly smooth.

I am tempted to buy others from the same distillery and another bottle of this.
David B , United Kingdom
4 months ago
Sublime... Only 3,000 bottles produced limited release for 2017
Sublime... Only 3,000 bottles produced limited release for 2017.... worth a try! Loads on Juniper, lemon, yuzu (Japanese fruit), and freshness of green tea, ginger... good balance!
Master of Malt Customer
7 years ago