Kameoka Distillery
https://www.kameoka-distillery.com/- Exports from Japan
- Booth number S2-S25-001
- Japan exhibitors
- Exportable
- Co-exhibitor
- Organizer : THE KYOTO CHUO SHINKIN BANK

New Release: 軌-Spur- Please enjoy.
| Country / Region | JAPAN |
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| Exhibited products | Kameoka Distillery crafts purple sweet potato shochu in Kyoto. With the concept of “pairing well with Japanese cuisine,” we brew shochu that embodies the essence of Kyoto—featuring a vibrant aroma and refined taste. |
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Purple Sweet Potato Shochu Toki ha Ima Oak Barrel Aged
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珍しい京都の焼酎です。ウイスキー樽で熟成しておりますので、和食だけでなく洋食やバー等でもご利用頂けます。京都物産展・関西フェア・こだわりの焼酎フェアなどでご利用下さい。
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A new-style sweet potato shochu aged in American oak barrels traditionally used for whiskey. Its exquisite balance of toasty oak aroma and sweet potato richness makes it perfect for any occasion.
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The Tokyo Whisky & Spirits Competition Shochu category has achieved a Hall of Fame induction with three consecutive gold medal wins.
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Purple Sweet Potato Shochu: Koto no Kirameki
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This is a rare Kyoto shochu. Its flavor profile is designed to complement Kyoto's Japanese cuisine, featuring a vibrant aroma and refined taste that embodies the essence of Kyoto. Perfect for Japanese restaurants, Kyoto product exhibitions, Kansai fairs, rare shochu events, and specialty shochu fairs.
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This sweet potato shochu is crafted with the concept of pairing perfectly with Japanese cuisine. When enjoyed alongside Japanese dishes, it enhances the flavors of the food.
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【Perfect with Japanese Cuisine】
This purple sweet potato shochu offers a vibrant yet refined taste, designed to complement Japanese dishes.
Made with purple sweet potatoes grown under contract in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture.
It delivers a distinctly Kyoto flavor, different from the typical taste of shochu from Kyushu, the heartland of sweet potato shochu.
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Purple Sweet Potato Shochu: Koto no Kirameki,Long-Term Aged
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This is a rare Kyoto shochu. Its flavor profile is designed to complement Kyoto's traditional Japanese cuisine, featuring a vibrant aroma and refined taste that embodies the essence of Kyoto.
Aged for over three years and bottled at 30% ABV, close to its original strength, it boasts a distinctive smooth, velvety texture and expansive flavor.
It pairs well not only with Japanese cuisine but also with a wide range of dishes. As a spirit, it can be enjoyed neat as a shot or used as a base for cocktails.
Perfect for Kyoto product fairs, Kansai regional events, rare shochu exhibitions, and specialty shochu showcases. -
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This sweet potato shochu is crafted with the concept of pairing perfectly with Japanese cuisine. When enjoyed alongside Japanese dishes, it enhances the flavors of the food.
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Winner of the Grand Gold Award in the Shochu Category at the Tokyo Whisky & Spirits Competition 2024
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軌ーSpurー
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Experience the new potential of shochu with this 42% ABV oak barrel-aged spirit. While it can certainly be enjoyed as shochu, we hope it will be embraced as a Japanese distilled spirit across various industries.
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As shochu, enjoy it with meals. As a distilled spirit, enjoy it in cocktails or as a shot.
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This purple sweet potato shochu is crafted from ‘Purple Sweet Road’ purple sweet potatoes grown under contract in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture. Using proprietary distillation techniques, we produce a high-alcohol base spirit. Aging this base spirit in American oak barrels traditionally used for whiskey creates a pleasant taste where the inherent softness of the purple sweet potato blends with the barrel's toasty aroma. Its 42% alcohol content not only positions it as the pinnacle of shochu but also establishes it as a new category expanding the possibilities for Japanese distilled spirits.
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