1. Ingredients that give the rich sweetness and richness of barley
The barley used in ``Kijina'' is two-rowed barley, ``Hoshun'' and ``Haruka Nijo,'' cultivated through years of research and development and the fertile Chikushi Plain.
``Hoshun'' has a sweetness reminiscent of fruit, and ``Haruka Nijo'' has a delicate, rich flavor that is unique to barley.
There are two characteristics of ``Zen-koji 3-stage preparation''.
・We use three times as much barley koji as usual, making it extremely luxurious. ・To make authentic shochu that brings out the original taste of barley to the fullest with the power of koji, we use raw materials grown with koji mold (rice koji, barley koji, etc.) Currently, the mainstream preparation method is two-stage preparation, in which a second mash is made and then the steamed main ingredients are poured over it for a second mash and fermentation.
On the other hand, in ``Zenkoji 3-stage preparation'', koji is used not only for the first preparation, but also for the second and third preparation. For shochu, the quality and quantity of koji are important, so this ``all-koji 3-stage preparation'' can be said to be a very luxurious method for making shochu. Although it takes time and money, it brings the original taste of barley to ``Kijina''.
The wine is aged for 5 years in enamel tanks, where it is not affected by external influences such as the transfer of scent from the storage container. Therefore, the original taste of barley can be expressed. In addition, after 5 years of aging, the fruit-like sweetness of the barley changes to a deep, rich sweetness, and in addition to the natural sweetness of the barley, it brings a fine and mellow richness.
A bottle that can only be created by aging for 5 years, using Ebisu Sake Brewery's 135 years of technology, and paying close attention to the raw materials without sparing effort or cost. That is "Kijina".
Product Details
Manufacturer |
Ebisu Sake Brewery
|
Alcohol content |
40 degrees |
kinds |
barley shochu |
Raw material name |
Hoshuun, Haruka Nijo (two-row barley) |
malt |
Barley koji (2 white koji: 1 black koji) |
yeast |
Kagoshima No. 5 yeast |
Distillation method |
atmospheric distillation |
Aging method |
enamel tank |
Internal capacity |
500ml |
distillery
Ebisu Sake Brewery
Founded in 1888. Asakura City, Fukuoka Prefecture, where the brewery is located, is located in the middle reaches of the Chikugo River, the largest river in Kyushu.The fertile Chikushi Plain, which spreads along the flow of the river, is a major granary region for Kyushu, producing crops such as rice, wheat, and soybeans. It is a land of lush greenery. A historic sake brewery that has been brewing authentic shochu for approximately 135 years. With the motto "Aging is time. Time is nature."
・Continue to pursue the production of high-quality shochu while preserving traditional manufacturing methods ・We value the original flavor of shochu and do not use any additives ・We ship products that have been stored for at least 3 years and have matured sufficiently
We adhere to these three basic policies and specialize in long-term aged shochu.
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