Spring in a Bottle: The Portland Japanese Garden x Freeland Spirits Collaboration
Spring is a magical time at the Portland Japanese Garden. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and the entire garden is filled with the delicate scent of these beautiful flowers. This year, the Portland Japanese Garden is partnering with Freeland Spirits to bring a little bit of spring magic into your home with the Bloomtown Gimlet Fresh Kit.
From Freeland Spirits’ Website
This collaboration is a perfect example of Portland Japanese Garden finding new ways to connect with visitors and share the beauty of the garden with a wider audience. The Cherry Blossom Liqueur is a unique and delicious product that captures the essence of spring at the garden. The kit is also a great way for young people who are interested in craft cocktails to learn more about the Portland Japanese Garden.
It features something great about the Portland Japanese Garden's offerings. The Cherry Blossom Liqueur is made with real cherry blossoms, which are one of the most popular attractions at the garden.
It matches the Portland Japanese Garden's target demographic. The liqueur is a high-quality craft product that evokes classic Japanese traditions, which are all features that attract people to the garden as well.
It's a handsome, high-quality item that will create positive associations with the Portland Japanese Garden brand. Freeland Spirits’ bottles and kits are beautiful and well-made products that people will be proud to display in their homes.
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