Golden Moon Distillery Mugi Shochu 750 ml
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About this bottle
Golden Moon Distillery Mugi Shochu comes from Golden, Colorado, an American craft distillery known for reviving historical spirit styles rather than sticking to typical whiskey and vodka. 'Mugi' means barley in Japanese, and this shochu is distilled from barley and rice using techniques borrowed from traditional Japanese production, despite being made stateside. It's a light, smooth spirit with a mild flavor and gentle sweetness, lower in intensity than most Western spirits at a similar proof. It works well sipped neat, on the rocks, or mixed into cocktails, and can also stand in for sake or shochu in cooking.
How to drink Golden Moon Mugi Shochu
Try it the traditional Japanese way — on the rocks, or mixed with hot or cold water (oyu-wari or mizu-wari) to open up the barley's mild sweetness. It's gentle enough to sip slowly through a meal rather than as a strong pour before or after.
Specs
ShochuMash bill: Barley, rice · Golden, Colorado
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How should I drink mugi shochu?
Traditionally served either on the rocks, mixed about half-and-half with hot or cold water (oyuwari or mizuwari), or with soda — mugi shochu's lighter body handles dilution well.
What is mugi shochu made from?
Mugi means barley, so this shochu is distilled primarily from barley, giving it a lighter, slightly nutty character compared to shochu made from sweet potato or rice.
Where is Golden Moon's shochu made?
Golden Moon Distillery is based in Golden, Colorado, an American producer making a traditionally Japanese style of spirit.
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