Packaging:
360 ml net bottle
Ingredients :
galacto-oligosaccharide syrup, fructose-glucose syrup, Kurozu dark rice vinegar, apple juice, vitamin C, natural apple flavouring
Storage : Keep away from light and heat
Origin :
Kagoshima, Japan

The story of dark rice vinegar (Sakamoto Kurozu) made in pots at Fukuyama-cho, Kirishima in Kagoshima district, at the southernmost point of Honto island, goes back a long time to the 1800s during the Edo era . Ideal conditions existed to make dark vinegar: a mild climate, an abundance of rice, pure spring water and the famous Satsuma yaki earthenware pots. In 1975, Sakamoto brewery named its vinegar "kurozu ", which means dark vinegar in Japanese. Sakamoto Kurozu became popular throughout Japan in a very short time because of its original manufacturing process, its particularly mild taste and its health benefits. It is now unanimously recognized as the most authentic dark vinegar brand on the market. Sakamoto brewery craftsmen have been making Kurozu in a traditional way for almost 200 years.
Sakamoto Kurozu dark rice vinegar is fermented and matured for more than a year. It has a delicate taste and is good for health. Apple Sakamoto Kurozu contains apple juice and has galacto-oligos mixed with Kurozuis. One way to enjoy drinking Kurozo while benefiting from its effect on digestion (dilute 30 ml of Sakamoto Kurozu in 4 to 5 times its volume of water). It will also season vinaigrettes and can be used as a remarkably fruity condiment.