Iwakikotobuki黄金蜜酒 本みりん
叫ぶ蝶
I was told that mirin is drinkable, but for a while I used it only for cooking. The other day, I read an article that said mirin and shochu cocktail was a standard drink in the Edo period (1603-1868), so I gave it a try. The rice shochu is made by Miyazumi Brewery, which brews Kakuraku. Genbu is a 40% Alc hard liquor with a sweet aroma of rice, and the rich sweetness of mirin is blended into it. We prefer Genbu:Kogane Mitshu = 2:1 on the rocks, and Kogane Mitshu on its own is so delicious that it could be called a kijoshu. A toast to the brewery and all the people of Namie.
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