Japanese Yellow Koji

This Yellow Koji is produced with 70% milling ration rice (30% is milled off as flour).

Koji (Aspergillus oryzae) is a fungus that is grown on rice during the Sake making process. Koji is grown on rice which breaks down starch in the rice to a more fermentable sugar source. Yeast can then use these sugars during fermentation to produce sake.

Yellow koji should be used for sake brewing at a koji to grain ratio of 1:5 (20%)


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Tasty, fresh, and delightful during the hot summer or anytime. Find the fruit flavor that's right for your next cider brewing session.

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Cider is gluten free and amazingly refreshing. Easy for anyone to enjoy and yet still quite complex and inviting as well as delicious.

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