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Ukiyo Blossom Gin is made with a base of distilled shochu, which gets redistilled with juniper, mandarin, and more. Following that, it's infused with sakura flower, imparting a helping of fragrant floral notes. Deliciously bright and elegant, we think this will make for a brilliant G&T, and do very well in Spritzes...
Sweet orange, rose, lavender, subtly earthy with juniper and angelica root.
Available for £24 from Tesco and £26 from Waitrose right now. Very nice gin and currently affordable until it soon won't be.... so hurry. Not a strong taste of orange as others might suggest and I certainly don't agree with the pink grapefruit comparison. Nonetheless this hardy gin drinker has experienced a new flavour tonight and is all the better for it. Heartily recommended.
Lovely looking bottle,nice tasting gin tried it with Schweppes tonic and then Schweppes pink soda ,mmm what a difference it makes,lovely floraly smell almost reminiscent to cucubmer,on a hot summers day I think it will be excellent
This is an interesting gin, in fact a kind of redistilled shochu as far as I can tell. The floral scent and taste (I think sakura flower) is really quite strong and won't be to everyone's taste. What I find puzzling is multiple reviews I've seen that say this makes a good G&T - in my opinion it really doesn't. Somehow tonic water seems to emphasize the floral taste and it becomes quite a brash drink. I found it much better on its own with ice or with a little cloudy apple juice.
First of all it has to be mentioned, bottle looks exactly like pictured, 10/10 presentation. On the nose, dominated by orange, closely followed by a slightly dry sakura scent. As for taste, quite bitter and lots of orange. The combination of the strange, soapy sakura flavour with orange and bitter earthly spice gives it a flavour that can easily be mistaken for grapefruit. It may be hard for some to enjoy on its own because of the bitterness, but that also makes it a fantastic mixer, especially with juices or sweet beverages, it makes a very well balanced and fragrant cocktail.
Really nice gin. Have started drinking with half Soda water and half tonic water and it is out of this world. The bottle is beautiful, so much so I have kept the empty bottle in my kitchen.