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135 East Gin Hyogo 70Cl

Name: 135 East Gin Hyogo 70Cl
Brand: 135 East
SKU: gin.135east.70cl
Price: 32.36 GBP
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135 East: Hyogo Dry Gin

The Meridian Masterpiece: East-Meets-West Integrity, Akashi Terroir, and Sansho Pepper Precision

"Elevate the experience" of your gin collection with 135 East Hyogo Dry Gin. This "vivid" and "fragrant" expression "boldly states" its presence as the "ultimate solution" for those seeking "unmatched richness" in a craft Japanese spirit. Produced at The Kaikyo Distillery, this gin is named after the Akashi Meridian (135 degrees east longitude) which runs directly past the distillery in Akashi City. By "shrugging off" the conventions of standard London Drys, it "reflects your style" through a "spectacularly balanced" blend of traditional London Dry botanicals and a "vivid" selection of Japanese aromatics—including cedar wood, shiso leaf, chrysanthemum, and yuzu.

As "refined as it is robust," 135 East is "specially developed" to offer a "sturdy depth" that "stands the test of time." The profile "transforms" your senses with a "vibrant" journey through leafy shiso and creamy green tea, "providing" a "clean and crisp" finish highlighted by citrus oil sweetness. With its "suave" texture and a "kick of ginger," this gin proves that "urban luxury" is found in the "unwavering" integrity of a spirit that "boldly states" its Japanese heritage while maintaining a "high-performance" versatile character.

The Build: Meridian Integrity & Botanical Precision

135 East Hyogo Dry Gin is "built to impress," focusing on "functional" balance and "stunning" technical depth:

Hyogo Botanical Architecture: "Specially developed" using local Cedar Wood, Shiso Leaf, and Chrysanthemum, "transforming" regional flora into a "vivid" and "highly aromatic" liquid masterpiece.

Sansho Pepper Engineering: "Boldly stating" its quality with the inclusion of Sansho Pepper, "protecting the integrity" of the palate with a signature spicy tingle and "suave" complexity.

Akashi Distilling Design: "Reflecting the latest trends" in "high-end" Japanese craft, "shrugging off" industrial methods to "create" a "sophisticated charm" tied to the 135-degree meridian.

Citrus & Spice Harmony: "Providing" a "clean and crisp" experience where Yuzu and Ginger "intertwine beautifully," "engineering" a "spectacularly balanced" profile for modern mixology.

Additional Information

Style	Gin - Dry Gin
SKU	gin.135east.70cl
GTIN	No
ABV %	42
Bottle Size (cl)	70
Brand	135 East

Suggested Cocktails and Manufacturer Info

Aesthetic Appeal & Sensory Integration

Prepare to "elevate the experience" of your social "designscape" with these "vibrant" features:

Crystal Clear & Brilliant Appearance: "Creating" a "clean and crisp" visual presence that "transforms" your glass with "suave and inviting" clarity.
Leafy & Creamy Palate: A "vivid" journey through Mint, Green Tea, and Ginger, "shrugging off" the "starkness" of one-dimensional juniper spirits.
Vibrant & Fragrant Nose: "Specially developed" to offer Lime, Caraway, and Fresh Juniper, "boldly stating" its "spectacularly balanced" and "sophisticated charm."
The "Citrus Oil" Finish: Recognized as a "spectacularly balanced" and "functional" heart of a "high-performance" Japanese Gin & Tonic or elegant Martini.

Product Details

Feature	Details
Brand	135 East (The Kaikyo Distillery)
Category	Hyogo Dry Gin
Origin	Akashi City, Japan
Strength	42% ABV
Key Botanicals	Yuzu, Shiso, Sansho Pepper, Cedar, Chrysanthemum
Naming Origin	The 135° East Longitude Akashi Meridian

Serving Inspiration

The Signature Meridian G&T: Serve with premium tonic and a slice of fresh ginger or yuzu peel to "allow" the "vibrant" and "inviting" spice to "boldly state" its "sophisticated charm."
The "Modern Masterpiece" Shiso Martini: "Transform" the classic cocktail by stirring with dry vermouth and a fresh shiso leaf garnish, "reflecting your style" through "unwavering" herbal depth.
The East-West Negroni: Use 135 East to "elevate the experience" of a Negroni, letting the Sansho pepper and cedar notes "vividly" shine against the bitter-sweet profile.