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shōchū (焼酎)
What is it? 
A Japanese distilled spirit, usually made from barley, sweet potato, or rice. Lower in alcohol than many liquors, shōchū is commonly drunk neat, diluted with water, or over ice, especially with meals.
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Alcoholic Drinks
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Japanese
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