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Limited edition products
Sata-misaki(Cape Sata)
A local shōchū limited to Kagoshima Prefecture. Sata-misaki is the southern-most cape of Kyushu main island. The design on the label represents Sata-misaki lighthouse on Owa Island off the southern tip, one of Japan’s oldest lighthouses. To match the local market, this shōchū has a rich sweet potato taste. The aim was to make a shōchū with a taste people can enjoy every evening without getting tired of it.
- Classification
- Authentic shōchū
- Alcohol volume
- 25%
- Ingredients
- Sweet potato (kogane-sengan), malted rice (produced in Japan)
- Kōji
- White kōji
- Distillation method
- Atmosphere distillation
- Bottle
- 1800ml/900ml
Aroma/Taste scale
Drinking temperature
For the best drinking experience
Mixed with 40 to 50°C hot water.
Sweet potato
Kogane-sengan
The kogane-sengan sweet potato was created in 1966 and became shōchū’s main ingredient. These are versatile yellowish-white sweet potatoes with a great taste and high starch content widely used for many different purposes other than making shōchū. In Kagoshima Prefecture, almost half of the cultivated sweet potatoes are kogane-sengan.
