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Management number 253585924 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$17.60 Model Number 253585924
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Suntory Roku Minori Select Dry Gin is a limited-edition Japanese gin from the House of Suntory — elevating the original Roku with select fruit botanicals (Japanese melon, white peach, and ume plum) layered over Roku's six traditional Japanese botanicals. 43% ABV.

Roku Minori Select adds a soft, fruit-forward profile to Roku's elegant botanical framework, which includes yuzu peel, sakura flower and leaf, green tea, and sanshō pepper. The result is a refined, balanced gin — fruit, florals, and herbs harmonized with a classic dry-gin structure — suited to both sipping and mixing.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Delicate florals with hints of fresh fruit — melon, white peach, ume
  • Palate: Smooth and balanced — fruit and Japanese botanicals with yuzu, sakura, green tea, and sanshō pepper
  • Finish: Long and refreshing with a subtle sweetness

Specs

  • Producer: House of Suntory, Japan
  • Style: Japanese Gin — Roku Minori Select (limited edition)
  • Fruit Botanicals: Japanese melon, white peach, ume (Japanese plum)
  • Core Botanicals: Yuzu peel, sakura flower & leaf, green tea, sanshō pepper
  • ABV: 43%
  • Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Roku Minori different from standard Roku?

Minori Select adds select fruit botanicals — Japanese melon, white peach, and ume — to Roku's six traditional Japanese botanicals for a softer, fruit-forward profile.

What does it taste like?

Delicate florals and fresh fruit on the nose; a smooth, balanced palate of fruit with yuzu, sakura, green tea, and sanshō pepper; a long, subtly sweet finish.

How should I serve it?

Lovely in a G&T with light tonic and a slice of peach or cucumber, neat over ice, or in a Japanese twist on a Gin Mule or Martini.


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