Roku Gin Vol 43% 6 Japanese botanists feeding on the beautiful nature of Japan. Sakura flower, Sakura leaf, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea (green tea), Gyokuro tea (refined green tea), and Sanshō pepper. Six Japanese botanicals grown over four seasons were carefully selected to create ROKU, the authentic Japanese craft gin. Each botanical was harvested at the peak of its season to extract the best flavor, and distilled to fully embody the blessings of nature. The harvest of the four seasons has been blended to create the balanced flavor of ROKU. A bottle design that reflects the aesthetics of Japan. The six natural Japanese botanicals are embossed on the hexagonal bottle symbolizing ROKU (meaning "six" in Japanese). The bottle label is printed on washi paper, further highlighting Japanese craftsmanship and feeling. The bold calligraphy across the label underscores this feeling.
Roku Gin Vol 43% 6 Japanese botanists feeding on the beautiful nature of Japan. Sakura flower, Sakura leaf, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea (green tea), Gyokuro tea (refined green tea), and Sanshō pepper. Six Japanese botanicals grown over four seasons were carefully selected to create ROKU, the authentic Japanese craft gin. Each botanical was harvested at the peak of its season to extract the best flavor, and distilled to fully embody the blessings of nature. The harvest of the four seasons has been blended to create the balanced flavor of ROKU. A bottle design that reflects the aesthetics of Japan. The six natural Japanese botanicals are embossed on the hexagonal bottle symbolizing ROKU (meaning "six" in Japanese). The bottle label is printed on washi paper, further highlighting Japanese craftsmanship and feeling. The bold calligraphy across the label underscores this feeling.
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Roku Craft Gin 700ml Bottle
Roku Gin Vol 43% 6 Japanese botanists feeding on the beautiful nature of Japan. Sakura flower, Sakura leaf, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea (green tea), Gyokuro tea (refined green tea), and Sanshō pepper. Six Japanese botanicals grown over four seasons were carefully selected to create ROKU, the authentic Japanese craft gin. Each botanical was harvested at the peak of its season to extract the best flavor, and distilled to fully embody the blessings of nature. The harvest of the four seasons has been blended to create the balanced flavor of ROKU. A bottle design that reflects the aesthetics of Japan. The six natural Japanese botanicals are embossed on the hexagonal bottle symbolizing ROKU (meaning "six" in Japanese). The bottle label is printed on washi paper, further highlighting Japanese craftsmanship and feeling. The bold calligraphy across the label underscores this feeling.
Roku Gin Vol 43% 6 Japanese botanists feeding on the beautiful nature of Japan. Sakura flower, Sakura leaf, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea (green tea), Gyokuro tea (refined green tea), and Sanshō pepper. Six Japanese botanicals grown over four seasons were carefully selected to create ROKU, the authentic Japanese craft gin. Each botanical was harvested at the peak of its season to extract the best flavor, and distilled to fully embody the blessings of nature. The harvest of the four seasons has been blended to create the balanced flavor of ROKU. A bottle design that reflects the aesthetics of Japan. The six natural Japanese botanicals are embossed on the hexagonal bottle symbolizing ROKU (meaning "six" in Japanese). The bottle label is printed on washi paper, further highlighting Japanese craftsmanship and feeling. The bold calligraphy across the label underscores this feeling.
Last updated at 05/07/2026 14:17:22
Roku Gin 700ml
Delivery between 11–18 July $9.90
originally posted on totalwine.com
A gin by Suntory sounds like an interesting proposal. And an interesting gin this is. This is an aromatic spirit with anise spice, floral, herb, lemon peel, and pepper on palate. It is great either for mixing or on the rock, though I wasn't blown away by it when mixing it with tonic water. I thought it was a little bitter. That being said, this gin can definitely hang with the big boys from Europe. Nice job, Suntory!
originally posted on totalwine.com
The nose of this gin is oily and then floral and juniper. Tea and spice come in later with another hit of rose and then pepper. The palate is oily with juniper and rose tea, pepper and spicy tea. But it is best appreciated in its integration. It Zens or Hums, if you like. I make a mixed drink that is a variation of the Lace Curtain. Ice, one ounce Roku gin, one ounce Haku vodka, and one ounce dry Sav Blanc. A healthy shake of cardamom bitters. Stir. Drain into martini glass and then add one maraschino cherry. The Red Pearl.
originally posted on tipxy.com
I don't think Roku Gin is for everyone. The recipe's distinctive botanicals give it a general bitter taste that works well in select drinks but has a few restrictions on how you can consume it. In a G&T with Jack Rudy syrup and Topo Chico, it tastes fantastic. You must be able to adjust the tonic's balance in relation to the Roku's natural botanical bite. The taste wasn't as good when I used a typical premixed tonic water. I also enjoyed it in a Vesper, where the vodka and Lillet could be tweaked in relation to the Roku to reach the perfect sonic balance. In a Gibson or Martini straight up, I didn't like it as much.
| The United Kingdom | 25 GBP |
| Australia | Calculated at the checkout |
| Austria | 10 GBP |
| Belgium | 10 GBP |
| Germany | 10 GBP |
Roku Gin 700ml
Delivery between 11–18 July $9.90
A gin by Suntory sounds like an interesting proposal. And an interesting gin this is. This is an aromatic spirit with anise spice, floral, herb, lemon peel, and pepper on palate. It is great either for mixing or on the rock, though I wasn't blown away by it when mixing it with tonic water. I thought it was a little bitter. That being said, this gin can definitely hang with the big boys from Europe. Nice job, Suntory!
The nose of this gin is oily and then floral and juniper. Tea and spice come in later with another hit of rose and then pepper. The palate is oily with juniper and rose tea, pepper and spicy tea. But it is best appreciated in its integration. It Zens or Hums, if you like. I make a mixed drink that is a variation of the Lace Curtain. Ice, one ounce Roku gin, one ounce Haku vodka, and one ounce dry Sav Blanc. A healthy shake of cardamom bitters. Stir. Drain into martini glass and then add one maraschino cherry. The Red Pearl.
I don't think Roku Gin is for everyone. The recipe's distinctive botanicals give it a general bitter taste that works well in select drinks but has a few restrictions on how you can consume it. In a G&T with Jack Rudy syrup and Topo Chico, it tastes fantastic. You must be able to adjust the tonic's balance in relation to the Roku's natural botanical bite. The taste wasn't as good when I used a typical premixed tonic water. I also enjoyed it in a Vesper, where the vodka and Lillet could be tweaked in relation to the Roku to reach the perfect sonic balance. In a Gibson or Martini straight up, I didn't like it as much.
I was given a bottle of Roku Gin by a friend today. Pleasant flowery aroma and citrus flavor, with the well-known juniper flavor in the background. When you take your first sip, your throat feels a little warm, but after that, it flows down smoothly. Extremely smooth and simple to consume; lacks the harshness of higher proof, more heavily juniper-infused London Dry Gins. My mind is already racing with suggestions for cocktails to test this in. Really good neat or with ice (I tried both).
Roku is among the best gins I've had, and I've tried pretty much every well-known brand with a solid reputation. I had high expectations for this gin's execution and drinkability coming from the Suntory label, and it didn't let me down. It has a mild citrus aroma on the nose, primarily lemon or yuzu. It has a wonderful citrus aftertaste that lingers and is incredibly smooth. This gin is so delicious as a sipping gin that I haven't even attempted mixing it yet. Roku offers a level of subtle simplicity that Monkey 47's enormous intricacy cannot. Beautiful on its alone, and the bottle only makes it more alluring. I recently tasted one of the nicest gins I've ever experienced.
I recently tried Roku Japanese gin for the first time after receiving it as part of a free sample campaign. The gin has some interesting botanical elements which are sourced in Japan, including Sencha tea and Yuzu peel. These provide an interesting, yet subtle dimension to the flavour. Due to the subtlety of the botanical flavours, I would recommend pairing the gin with a standard, unflavoured tonic, so that the delicate botanicals are not overpowered by the flavour of the tonic water. I used a standard low-calorie premium tonic to make a G&T, which worked very well. I also tried Roku in a Gin Fizz, which made a fantastically refreshing yet simple cocktail. Overall a great gift for a gin enthusiast, or just for someone who likes to try something a little different. ... MoreI recently tried Roku Japanese gin for the first time after receiving it as part of a free sample campaign. The gin has some interesting botanical elements which are sourced in Japan, including Sencha tea and Yuzu peel. These provide an interesting, yet subtle dimension to the flavour. Due to the subtlety of the botanical flavours, I would recommend pairing the gin with a standard, unflavoured tonic, so that the delicate botanicals are not overpowered by the flavour of the tonic water. I used a standard low-calorie premium tonic to make a G&T, which worked very well. I also tried Roku in a Gin Fizz, which made a fantastically refreshing yet simple cocktail. Overall a great gift for a gin enthusiast, or just for someone who likes to try something a little different. I'd happily treat myself to a bottle of Roku for an unusual and different flavour in my gin based drinks.
Roku has such great reviews we were excited to try it. I always try gins neat then with a little ice before mixing and right out of the gate I found this gin to be relatively harsh. It’s not as junipery as Hendricks (my go-to), and not as smooth as most gins at this price point. Purity is bar far the smoothest gin I’ve had. The Roku is quite good in a gimlet or any other citrusy drink as it covers the harshness and more bitter taste. I wouldn’t buy it again and prefer Hendricks, Plymouth, Botanist, Bombay Sapphire or honestly even regular Tanqueray over this. I love Japanese whiskey but this gin was a miss for me.
I tried this excellent gin after receiving it as part of a free sample program.The gin has a combination of 6 botanical elements which are sourced in Japan, using a mix of both traditional and uniquely Japanese botanicals. The sakura leaf and flower, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea, sansho pepper and gyokuro tea are balanced well, despite never hearing of amy previously!I found this blend tasty but fairly subtle in flavour and enjoyed and would recommend pairing with a light unflavoured tonic water. I had tried with a cucumber tonic initially, but found this to be overpowering for the Roku gin.I tried a taste without a tonic and found a very nice multi level taste, and would be great as pre or post dinner drinks.This would make a perfect gift as is an unusual bottle ... MoreI tried this excellent gin after receiving it as part of a free sample program.The gin has a combination of 6 botanical elements which are sourced in Japan, using a mix of both traditional and uniquely Japanese botanicals. The sakura leaf and flower, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea, sansho pepper and gyokuro tea are balanced well, despite never hearing of amy previously!I found this blend tasty but fairly subtle in flavour and enjoyed and would recommend pairing with a light unflavoured tonic water. I had tried with a cucumber tonic initially, but found this to be overpowering for the Roku gin.I tried a taste without a tonic and found a very nice multi level taste, and would be great as pre or post dinner drinks.This would make a perfect gift as is an unusual bottle and looks premium. But more importantly it tastes a premium gin, without an overpowering flavour.Overall I would highly recommend this as an addition to your gin collection.
One of the best gins currently produced, Roku Gin stands apart from the crowd while still smelling and tasting like a gin (My brother, who is indifferent to gin, and rarely drinks it, verified that Roku ""smells like gin — a good one."")How can I describe Roku except to say that it's like what Bombay Sapphire wants to be when it grows up, and what Beefeater dreams of being, if only it had more resources... That being said, Roku is a little eccentric, and may not work in every drink or cocktail. Its dominant note is bitter citrus, reminiscent of Windex in the best possible way, and below that is a certain kind of earthiness, depth, and smoke.I've sipped Roku neat, with ginger beer, in a gin and tonic, and with soda (simplified Moscow Mule). Roku has a distinct, ... MoreOne of the best gins currently produced, Roku Gin stands apart from the crowd while still smelling and tasting like a gin (My brother, who is indifferent to gin, and rarely drinks it, verified that Roku ""smells like gin — a good one."")How can I describe Roku except to say that it's like what Bombay Sapphire wants to be when it grows up, and what Beefeater dreams of being, if only it had more resources... That being said, Roku is a little eccentric, and may not work in every drink or cocktail. Its dominant note is bitter citrus, reminiscent of Windex in the best possible way, and below that is a certain kind of earthiness, depth, and smoke.I've sipped Roku neat, with ginger beer, in a gin and tonic, and with soda (simplified Moscow Mule). Roku has a distinct, delicate, yet robust flavor, therefore I like to drink it with soda water and one big ice cube. You'll do it too.
Roku is a really distinctive gin. Nothing else on the market tastes like it because it was distilled with unique Japanese plant flavors. It tastes good and goes well in any traditional gin drink. To preserve the tastes, I like to use it in simpler drinks (e.g. French 75, gimlet, stirred over ice with a twist of lemon, gin and tonic). It's currently, by far, my favorite gin, and I always keep a bottle on my shelf.
| The United Kingdom | 25 GBP |
| Australia | Calculated at the checkout |
| Austria | 10 GBP |
| Belgium | 10 GBP |
| Germany | 10 GBP |
