Rice shochu Tauru Sengetsu, vol. ALC. 25%, 720 ml

Sengetsu, which means "Crescent Moon", draws its name from the Château de Sengetsu, other name from the Castle of Hitoyoshi, where the Sagara clan reigned without interruption over the Hitoyoshi-Kuma region for 700 years.
Sengetsu boasts more than a century of history and tradition. To create their shochu, they only use high quality, carefully selected rice, and water from the Kuma River bed, pure, from the intact nature of Hitoyoshi. Sengetsu Shochu is particularly popular among the people of Hitoyoshi, the cradle of Kuma Shochu. Their shochu are the norm for the Kuma Shochu, with a sweet flavor and a hint of umami that blends perfectly with hot water.
The word Sengetsu does not only mean "crescent moon", but it is actually the type of moon crescent the finest, where the moon looks like a curved thread in the sky. The six stars surrounding the crescent moon on the label represent the six toji - masters distillers - who carefully protect the history of Sengetsu for more than a century.