Honkaku Mugi Shochu Tsukushi 25%

Name: Tsukushi Syoucyu 500ml 25%
Brand: JPNLifestyle
SKU: 3246 28F 8010
Price: 37.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

(Distilled Spirits Wheat)

Nishiyoshida Shuzo

A variety of shochu from Nishiyoshida Sake Brewery, backed by a 130-year-old tradition. Good for pursuing the possibility of new shochu! I am working hard every day to make shochu that I can say. In addition to "1 koji, 2 yuan, 3 brewing" which is the basics of sake brewing, this is a shochu that has been devised with an ingenuity in the process of distilling and storing only shochu.

We have created a shochu that is refreshing and easy to drink like barley shochu. It features a light scent. It is a shochu that you can enjoy along with your daily meals.

Flavor characteristics	・Refreshing and light scent typical of barley shochu・Easy to match with meals・Soft taste・Crisp taste
How to drink deliciously	Rock/water
Compatibility with food	Sashimi, grilled fish, yakitori (salt), etc.
Type of taste	Light
Internal capacity	1800 ml/900 ml
Alcohol degree	25 degrees
Product classification	Authentic shochu
raw materials	Wheat and malt
Distillation method	Decompression

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