Pleasingly mild and aromatic, with the evocative flavour of ripe pear and cinnamon. Terrifically popular in Japan, where it is credited with defining a new shochu style for contemporary tastes.
Category: | Shochu | ||
Area: | Kyushu | ||
Prefecture: | Nagasaki | ||
Storage Instruction: | Room Temperature | ||
After Opened: | 1 year | ||
Polishing Ratio: |
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Alcohol: | 24% | ||
Food Recommendation: | Great on the rocks or with water in a 70/30 ratio. Traditionalists prefer "Iki" warmed to around 40 degrees. |