720ml

Ginza Suzume Kohaku Shochu

Name: Ginza Suzume Kohaku Shochu
Brand: JFC
SKU: 7126
Price: 42.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$42

This is a barley spirit (Shochu) and is distilled in oak bourbon whiskey barrels, creating a mellow taste and golden color. Nose is mainly wood, barrel notes. Tastes of toasted vanilla and green rye spices. Pair with grilled red meat or smoked cheeses (maybe gouda). Good gateway for those who love bourbon/whiskey/scotch.

Read more about this product in our blog post: How to Serve Shochu

0Sake Social, in partnership with JETRO [Japanese External Trade Organziation], is deeply committed to the continued promotion of Japanese sake, shochu, and related goods. Through education and shared knowledge, we encourage novice and expert consumers to try, enjoy, and share Japanese sake and shochu.

Brewery

Yatsushika Sake

Sake Type

Shochu

Bottle Size

720ml

Founded

1864

Prefecture

Ōita (大分県)

One Word to Describe This Sake Brew

Shochu

Food Pairings

All kinds of dishes (meat, fish, vegetable)

Taste Profile

N/A

Ingredients

(No sulfites, no preservatives)

Seimaibuai

N/A

Alcohol Content

24%

Sake Meter Value

N/A

Sweet or Dry

N/A

Body

N/A

Acidity

N/A

Serving Temp

On the rocks, with water, with hot water

Sake Social, in partnership with JETRO [Japanese External Trade Organziation], is deeply committed to the continued promotion of Japanese sake, shochu, and related goods. Through education and shared knowledge, we encourage novice and expert consumers to try, enjoy, and share Japanese sake and shochu.

Nice solid Sochu

This is a solid Sochu, we tried this with several variations of highballs. The Okinawa method of using coffee -- we added it in an iceball glass with a splash of espresso. Very nice

We tried it was just a smidge of a Vanilla extract that we keep around. Good

We tried it with a splash of cola. Pretty good

Lastly, we tried it with a bit of pepper ume plumb wine to give it a kick. Probably my favorite

Lots of fruits and florals in the base that open up a university of potential combinations. Kamado ginger/garlic scallops with a Sochu Ginger highball was the bomb

Excellence in Sake

Great enjoyable sake

Gotta love Shochu

2 part's water, 1 part shochu and a touch of lime concentrate...