Cherry Blossom Liqueur
Cherry Blossom Liqueur
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This limited release Cherry Blossom liqueur is a delightfully floral and citrusy spirit, created with hand-harvested flowers from the Pacific Northwest, including blooms from the stunning Portland Japanese Garden, right here in our hometown. It is light, with a delicate floral flavor and is perfect as a creative cocktail ingredient and plays nicely in a classic gin Martini.
- ABV 35%
- Aroma White flowers, citrus peel, peppercorn, and licorice
- Taste Floral, with citrus and cinnamon undertones, and balanced by a hint of sweetness
- Finish Sweet and refreshing
The Strolling Pond Recipe This cocktail is named after the famous pond and garden in the Portland Japanese Garden. Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker and stir for 30 seconds. Strain over a large cube in a rocks glass. Garnish with fresh or dried flower petals. Cherry blossoms, of course, are best!
- 2 oz Freeland Cherry Blossom liqueur
- .5 oz St. Germain liqueur
- .5 dry vermouth
- 4 dashes cherry bark vanilla bitters
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Such a great and unique flavor
Light, fresh, ethereaI. It's nice on the rocks but excels in light cocktails. It's a perfect partner in my creation the Japanese Garden, 2 oz Japanese Whiskey, 1/2 oz Cherry Blossom Liqueur, and 1/2 oz St Germain.
I almost missed it this year and my summer cocktails would've been the sadder for it.
Hi,
Freeland’s cherry blossom liquor was a huge hit when my family gathered for a picnic on our deck for Mother’s Day! We are going to be very sad when the season passes however we will look forward to Cherry blossom season next year!!!
This gin is sooo smooth and yummy. I initially tried the gin straight and it went down very smooth with very little burn. The gin also has a very nice and clean floral accent that hits your senses letting you smell and taste the blossoms, as if you’re standing in a garden. I then tried it with a prickly pear cactus mix and it accented those floral elements quite nicely. I will be looking forward to this gin every year now and probably should’ve bought more.
