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NEWS & JOurnal


What is Australian Shochu? And what makes it different?
Shochu has been made -and enjoyed - in Japan for hundreds of years. So what happens when you take centuries of tradition, add in some Australian ingredients and make it from start to finish in a small distillery in Victoria's High Country? You get a spirit that's familiar, but with a distinctly Australian flavour. Many Australians are still discovering Shochu. While it's the most consumed alcoholic beverage in Japan, less than 1% of the Shochu made there ever leaves the count


Shochu: What is it, How To Drink It, And what does 'Honkaku' mean
Shochu is making moves in bars around Australia - and for good reason. Reed & Co. Distillery is your one-stop-shop to find out all there is to know about Australian Shochu.


MEET THE MAKER: SHOCHU | MARLIVALE FARM X REED & CO DISTILLERY
Reed & Co Owner/Distiller Hamish chats with farmer Mac from Marlivale Farm. They discuss all things rice, shochu, farming and koji
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