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Suntory Horoyoi Lemon Mikan Alc 3% 350ml
- Suntory Horoyoi Lemon Mikan alcoholic beverage, 3% alcohol, 350ml can
- Light and refreshing taste with a citrusy lemon and mikan flavor
- Sweet and tangy balance, perfect for casual drinking
- Convenient single-serving size for easy enjoyment
Unleash the flavor of Japan & Korea: Suntory Horoyoi Lemon Mikan Alc 3% 350ml!
Light Citrus Soda with Lemon and Mikan Flavour (Alc. 3%)
The Suntory Horoyoi Lemon Mikan in a 350ml can is a lightly carbonated alcoholic beverage that combines the bright, zesty taste of lemon with the mellow sweetness of Mikan (Japanese mandarin orange). This Japanese-style drink offers a balanced and refreshing citrus profile with a hint of sweetness. With an alcohol content of just 3%, it provides a very mild and easy-to-enjoy experience. The beverage is prepared and packaged according to stringent quality standards for alcoholic beverages.Refreshing Blend of Sweet and Tangy Citrus
The Horoyoi Lemon Mikan is characterised by its gentle fizziness and clean, invigorating flavour. The combination of the tangy lemon and the round, sweet Mikan creates a well-balanced taste that is both uplifting and easy to drink. The subtle sweetness is carefully controlled to prevent it from being overpowering. Its light body and refreshing quality make it suitable for a variety of casual occasions, offering a flavourful and low-alcohol alternative.How to Enjoy
This beverage is best consumed well chilled. Simply place the can in the refrigerator before opening. You can enjoy it directly from the can for convenience, or pour it into a glass to appreciate the gentle carbonation. The 350ml size is a convenient individual serving. Due to its balanced and bright citrus flavour, it pairs well with a variety of light snacks, non-spicy Japanese dishes, or simply as a sweet and refreshingBest Before, Important Information
MHD: 31.12.2026
Product packaging, specifications, best-before date (MHD), and price are subject to change without prior notice. All information regarding the products on our website is provided for informational purposes only. Please always read the package inserts, warnings, and instructions supplied with the product before use.
Nutrition & Ingredients
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| Corbohydrate - of which sugar |
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| Natrium (Salt) | N/A |
Lemons, oranges, spirits, sugars (made in Japan), acidulant, carbonate, flavoring, caramel pigment
Details & Importer
Manufacturer: Suntory
Panasia DE Handels GmbHRobert-Koch-Str. 1a 63128DietzenbachDeutschland
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Frequently asked questions
What is the optimal serving temperature for Suntory Horoyoi Lemon Mikan?
This beverage is best enjoyed chilled, ideally served cold straight from the refrigerator or over ice to maintain its refreshing, crisp flavor profile and carbonation.
What are common methods for slightly adjusting the Lemon Mikan flavor intensity?
To lighten the flavor, you can add a small splash of plain soda water or sparkling mineral water. Alternatively, adding a few drops of fresh lemon juice can sharpen the existing citrus notes.
How does the Lemon Mikan flavor compare to Horoyoi’s popular Grapefruit flavor?
Lemon Mikan offers a balance of tart lemon and sweet mikan (mandarin orange), resulting in a softer, sweeter citrus profile, whereas the Grapefruit flavor tends to be more intensely tart and dry.
Compared to standard Japanese Chu-hai (Shochu highballs), how is Horoyoi typically characterized?
Horoyoi is known for being lighter, sweeter, and having a softer carbonation compared to traditional highballs, which often have a stronger alcoholic kick and a drier finish.
What garnishes or additions best enhance the existing Lemon Mikan citrus notes?
A thin slice of fresh lemon, a lemon zest twist, or a small segment of mandarin orange (Mikan) will amplify the inherent fruit aromas and brightness of the drink.
