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Reflecting a broader societal emphasis on harmony with nature, many Japanese gin producers emphasise sustainable practices. The complex and well balanced flavour of Roku is the result of the unique sensitivity captured in the blending of the carefully crafted extracts of the carefully selected botanicals. Let us know if we need instructions for where to find your house or want us to leave your wine in the shed! As opposed to the barley or wheat used in classic gins, Japanese gin may be distilled using rice or corn, which comes from the process of making shochu or whisky.
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The selection of botanicals is often a closely guarded secret, with each distillery having its own proprietary blend that delivers a complex, harmonious flavour profile. The General Wine Company sources wines from all over the world, but with a particular focus on small, independent producers. It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without Ocado Limited's prior consent, nor without due acknowledgement. Traditional gin taste in the base, plus characteristic Japanese botanical notes with yuzu as the top note. Crafted by Japanese artisans, ROKU is a multi-layered, perfectly balanced gin combining both traditional and six uniquely Japanese botanicals: 1.
As it gains popularity, Japanese gin is not just expanding the global gin portfolio but also inviting gin lovers to explore the rich tapestry of flavours that Japan has to offer.Not only are Roku Gin’s ingredients of the highest quality, many are also uniquely Japanese and, therefore, best understood by Japanese artisans. If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label.
The mix of these botanicals give a rich character to this gin, which is intended to represent the seasons. Sakura flower, Sakura leaf, Yuzu peel, Sencha tea (green tea), Gyokuro tea (refined green tea) and Sanshō pepper. Armed with an array of Japanese botanicals, Japanese gin is poised to be the next global spirits phenomenon. I sipped this to try it and even my untrained palette could get those flavours through, but Mrs Pugh, Gin Queen, holds it in even higher esteem.As is common in Japan, quality and attention to detail are paramount and this is evidenced in the craftsmanship of the distillers who make an expanding list of incredibly flavoursome, well balanced, and unique craft gins.