Distilled and blended by the artisans of Suntory Spirits in Osaka, each botanical in Roku gin is a celebration of the season it thrives in — from summery sencha and gyokuro teas to the springtime sakura flower and leaf.
Sansho pepper adds a unique autumnal flavour, while the peel of the yuzu fruit represents winter. The result is a complex yet harmonious gin with a silky texture. Roku can be enjoyed on the rocks or in a Japanese G&T (served with ice and slices of fresh ginger). If you’re feeling adventurous, why not try a Roku negroni?
Available at most major retailers and select liquor stores for about R299 per bottle.
A spirit for all seasons
Roku, meaning “six” in Japanese, incorporates six traditional Japanese botanicals into one expertly crafted gin
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Distilled and blended by the artisans of Suntory Spirits in Osaka, each botanical in Roku gin is a celebration of the season it thrives in — from summery sencha and gyokuro teas to the springtime sakura flower and leaf.
Sansho pepper adds a unique autumnal flavour, while the peel of the yuzu fruit represents winter. The result is a complex yet harmonious gin with a silky texture. Roku can be enjoyed on the rocks or in a Japanese G&T (served with ice and slices of fresh ginger). If you’re feeling adventurous, why not try a Roku negroni?
Available at most major retailers and select liquor stores for about R299 per bottle.
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