ひとことで言うと
Chojuku Tokugin Rokuchoshi Rice Shochu 25% ABV is a 焼酎 made by Rokuchoshi in 熊本県, Japan. It scores 90.8 out of 100 Japan Cellar Points, the average of 3 accredited reviewers.
- Score
- 90.8 / 100
- Reviews
- 3
- Producer
- Rokuchoshi
- Region
- 熊本県
- Type
- 米
Reviews
The bouquet is gentle yet multilayered, combining nutmeg and cinnamon with a puffed-rice nuance. Subtle aromatic wood, juniper, and anise add further depth. With swirling, sweeter notes of freshly cooked rice and nerikiri confectionery emerge, revealing a more refined side. Aging has created an exceptionally smooth and integrated texture. Grain-like sweetness gives breadth to the mid-palate before flowing into a focused, long finish. A shochu to savor slowly over time.
Detailed Evaluation
With time, roasted almond, cacao, brown sugar, and cinnamon emerge, showing the complexity of long aging. The palate is exceptionally smooth, with rounded alcohol gently enveloping rich rice umami and sweetness. Dense yet never heavy, with grain richness and subtle spice adding depth. Toasty and gently sweet layers build into a long, graceful finish.
Detailed Evaluation
With air, rounded toastiness from aging, faint caramel, and dry grain nuances emerge. The palate is smooth and rounded, with the alcohol remarkably softened despite 25% ABV. The savory richness of atmospheric distillation develops through the mid-palate, while gentle sweetness and toastiness add depth. Rice umami, nuts, and white pepper linger on the long finish, yet the aftertaste remains dry and clean. With hot water, the rice aroma and depth become even more pronounced.
Detailed Evaluation
よくある質問
- What is Chojuku Tokugin Rokuchoshi Rice Shochu 25% ABV rated?
- Chojuku Tokugin Rokuchoshi Rice Shochu 25% ABV scores 90.8 out of 100 Japan Cellar Points — the average of 3 accredited reviewers, each scoring independently on balance, length, intensity, complexity and uniqueness.
- Who makes Chojuku Tokugin Rokuchoshi Rice Shochu 25% ABV?
- Chojuku Tokugin Rokuchoshi Rice Shochu 25% ABV is made by Rokuchoshi in 熊本県, Japan.