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Mizu - Lemongrass Shochu

by Mizu
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Overview

In the small onsen town of Takeo, just to the east of Arita, lies a tiny cluster of lemongrass fields that have become a source of local pride, and inspiration for this unique shochu. Handcrafted in the traditional way, it is single distilled from a mash of locally farmed rice, freshly harvested, organic lemongrass and the pure, famous waters of Black Hair Mountain (Kurokami-yama).At 70 proof it is more concentrated like shochus of old, yet the introduction of lemongrass is a first in shochu production; an innovative twist by master distillers Shinji Wada and Hirofumi Okoba. Grown organically atop nearby mountains, the freshly cut lemongrass is added to a rice-based mash just three days before distillation. Oils from the leaves commingle with local rice and white koji to create a distinctively refreshing shochu.
Tasting notes

Bright, citrusy, delicate, delicious. A blend of sake-like aromas and lemongrass on the nose. Silky mouthfeel. Hints of meyer lemon and a light sweetness that brings to mind rice pudding.

Brand
Mizu
Size
750ml
ABV
35.00
Country
Japan
Score
Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2021 - 90 Points
Kosher
Unknown

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Reviewers at the Ultimate Spirits Challenge awarded Mizu Lemongrass 92 points. Wine Enthusiast and Kanpai praise the rice-based shochu's silky mouthfeel, meyer lemon, candied peel, rosemary and lemon-pepper finish. Critics say it shines as a highball. A rule-breaking shochu that critics adore.

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