Hakubishi Hon Mirin is an authentic Japanese mirin sauce handcrafted following traditional methods and using the single ingredients of glutinous rice, rice malt, and shochu.
Unlike aji mirin which contains sweeteners and other additives this hon mirin is made by fermenting a combination of the three previously mentioned ingredients; steamed mochi rice, koji (rice malt) and shochu (rice liquor) for 60 days.
During this period, the starch in the rice is broken down, creating natural sugars and amino acids, yielding mirin’s distinctive tangy-sweet flavor.
This hon mirin has a genuine taste and natural sweetness than cannot be found in chemically aged mirin products. In fact, this mirin has such a pure rice flavor that it can also be enjoyed as a beverage if you wish.
- Made with three ingredients: Japanese glutinous rice, rice koji, and rice shochu
- Fermented for 60 days using traditional Japanese methods
- Develops natural sweetness and a distinctive sweet, tangy flavor through fermentation
- Suitable for simmered dishes, soups, stews, sauces, and teriyaki glazes
- Can be used in homemade jams and to help remove unwanted odors from meat and seafood
Use as a seasoning in simmered dishes, soups, stews, sauces, and teriyaki glazes. It can also be used when preparing homemade jams or cooking meat and seafood to help reduce unwanted odors. Store at room temperature.
- Net Content: 500 ml
- Ingredients: Japanese glutinous rice, rice koji, rice shoch
- Alcohol Content: 13.5%–14.5%
- Made in Japan
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- JBJerome B.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2/26/23Real Mirin
Glad to get my hands on some real Mirin. Hard to find any here in Canada, most is the usual with high fructose corn syrup. Real good product.
- JJesseRated 5 out of 5 stars10/20/24Does this have any alcohol
Just curious
JTJapanese Taste Business10/21/24Hello Jesse,
Thank you for the inquiry.
Please see the Ingredients listed for this item:
Ingredients: Japanese glutinous rice, rice koji, rice shochuIn this case, alcohol can be found in the 'shochu' ingredient.
We hope this information helps you.
Best Regards,
- Japanese Taste
- KSKatherine S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2/22/26A new level of Mirin
I have typically bought grocery store mirin which I thought was alright because I didn't know better.
Now I know what good mirin is supposed to be. I find myself using it more because it provides depth to dishes that the other brands did not!
- HTHarvey T.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars12/23/25Hon Mirin Sauce
DEFINITELY A 5 Star Product!!
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