For those not familiar with Shoshu, Inugami is a good ambassador for the category - It's a light, delicate spirit - just like they drink in the izakayas of Tokyo. The added galangal root, ginger and rhubarb give Inugami a lovely crisp bite too.
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For those not familiar with Shoshu, Inugami is a good ambassador for the category - It's a light, delicate spirit - just like they drink in the izakayas of Tokyo. The added galangal root, ginger and rhubarb give Inugami a lovely crisp bite too.
On the nose, it is bold and aromatic, it has round, toasty, ricey notes accompanied by caramelised tropical fruit. To taste, it's soft with caramel and a gingery spice, and its low abv keeps it light and sippable neat.
This is a shochu in the konwa (blended) style. They separately distil base spirits made from malted wheat, barley, rice and molasses, then blend together and infuse them with rhubarb, ginger and galangal.
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