
Shochu
Cocktail
Recipes
Shochu can be made from around 50 varieties of different base ingredients. The most common are kome (rice), mugi (barley), and imo (sweet potato). As a result, the flavor lends itself to an array of cocktail both classics and modern variations.
Below is a collection of recipes created by our community of world-class bartenders.

Green Tiger
By Aaron Plein, PABU
San Francisco

Hollywood Ending
By Kevin Diedrich, Kona Street Market
San Francisco

Amber Mizuwari
by Juris Kenins
Riga, Latvia

Angels Ate Imo
by Julia Momose
Chicago, IL

Antwerp
by Joshin Atone
Tokyo, Japan

Aunty Old Fashioned
by Ryan Chetiyawardana
London, United Kingdom

Day Break
by Alson Tian
Singapore

Earth Angel
by Ben Rojo
New York, NY

Forest Gold
by Odd Strandbakken
Oslo, Norway

Hidden Parts
by A-K Hada
New York, NY

Honey Moon
by Diego Cabrera
Madrid, Spain

Jerez
by Shingo Gokan
Tokyo, Japan

Kazuko
by David Nguyen Luu
Singapore

Kingdom Cocktail
by Philip Duff
New York, NY

Kinpira
by Haru Zenda
New York, NY

Kokuto & Beyond
by Dev Johnson
New York, NY

Kome Express
by David Nguyen Luu
Singapore

Kuma-Tini
by David Nguyen Luu
Singapore

Kuri Spritz
by A-K Hada
New York, NY

Kurozato Seppun
by Dev Johnson
New York, NY