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JUN
Type: Korui – Distilled from Grain
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YOKAICHI Kome
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Rice
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YOKAICHI Mugi
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Barley
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GANKUTSUOH
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Rice
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TOWARI
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Buckwheat
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IKKOMON
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Sweet Potatoes
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KUROKAME
Type: Honkaku – Distilled from Sweet Potatoes
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BENIIKKO
Type: Honkaku - Distilled from Beni-Satsuma Sweet Potatoes
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There are two types of Shochu, Korui and Honkaku.
Korui is made by multiple distillation that makes Shochu taste clean.
Honkaku is made by single distillation that remains the flavor and the taste of material in plenty.

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