European shochu

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lbzlittle1
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European shochu

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I am getting into distilling in order to make shochu. I’m brewed beer on and off for 15 years and have recently made a few batches of Japanese sake using a traditional method. My first batch of shochu or awamori (since I used aspergilis luchensis instead of oryzae) tasted great. I look forward to learning and sharing with others on this forum!
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Welcome to HD. Reading and patience are required for this hobby. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the reading.

And remove the tapatalk from your posts. That's also required
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What smokey is saying, is remove the signature line in your tapatalk app settings. Its ok to use the app, but the sight doesn't want it promoted.
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Thanks for the tip. I think I got rid of it.
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Welcome to the Homedistiller group! Lots of info around so please spend time reading and researching. I do a bit of koji cultivating and related culinary ferments plus a couple sake and rice wines. Lots of tidbits around here but interested in anything you want to share once you get situated.

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