Fukuda Shuzo Capitan 10 Year Aged Barley Shochu - 720 ml
Established in 1688, Fukuda Shuzo is a historic brewery located in Hirado, which was a major international trading hub during the 17th century. The name Capitan is the Portuguese word for 'captain' or 'pioneer', paying homage to the Portuguese missionary Xavier Capitan who began trade in Hirado during the 1550s.
Description
This premium barley shochu features a deep amber colour resulting from ten years of maturation in oak barrels. The aroma is thoroughly complex and woodsy, offering notes of butterscotch, charcoal, and campfire smoke that harmonize with earthy barley scents. On the palate, it provides a mellow and rich texture with a pleasant sweetness and a significantly deeper flavour profile than younger spirits. The finish is smooth and prolonging, showcasing a sophisticated balance of oak and cereal notes. ABV 35%.
Established in 1688, Fukuda Shuzo is a historic brewery located in Hirado, which was a major international trading hub during the 17th century. The name Capitan is the Portuguese word for 'captain' or 'pioneer', paying homage to the Portuguese missionary Xavier Capitan who began trade in Hirado during the 1550s.
Description
This premium barley shochu features a deep amber colour resulting from ten years of maturation in oak barrels. The aroma is thoroughly complex and woodsy, offering notes of butterscotch, charcoal, and campfire smoke that harmonize with earthy barley scents. On the palate, it provides a mellow and rich texture with a pleasant sweetness and a significantly deeper flavour profile than younger spirits. The finish is smooth and prolonging, showcasing a sophisticated balance of oak and cereal notes. ABV 35%.
Original: $53.03
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$18.56Description
Established in 1688, Fukuda Shuzo is a historic brewery located in Hirado, which was a major international trading hub during the 17th century. The name Capitan is the Portuguese word for 'captain' or 'pioneer', paying homage to the Portuguese missionary Xavier Capitan who began trade in Hirado during the 1550s.
Description
This premium barley shochu features a deep amber colour resulting from ten years of maturation in oak barrels. The aroma is thoroughly complex and woodsy, offering notes of butterscotch, charcoal, and campfire smoke that harmonize with earthy barley scents. On the palate, it provides a mellow and rich texture with a pleasant sweetness and a significantly deeper flavour profile than younger spirits. The finish is smooth and prolonging, showcasing a sophisticated balance of oak and cereal notes. ABV 35%.
