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Ehime / MasakiMiso
Gino Iyo Barley Miso (ギノーみそ 国産伊予のみそ・つぶ)
「From Ehime, Japan's top producer of naked barley: a sweet barley miso carrying the name Gino.」
¥670
/ 700g
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Ehime / Saijo & TambaraDashi
Mitsuboshi Ibuki Iriko Shirodashi (三星食品 伊吹いりこのしろだし)
「Dashi drawn from Seto Inland Sea Ibuki iriko, with no color to hide your ingredients.」
¥1,260
/ 500ml
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Iyo miso is brewed with barley koji. The proportion of koji is higher than in rice miso and the aging is shorter, so the salt sits quietly and the sweetness comes forward.
Fish from the Seto Inland Sea tend to be firm and mild, and they suit a sweeter miso better than a salty one. That relationship between the fish and the miso is why sea bream dishes survive all over the prefecture. This is citrus country too, so there is never a shortage of ways to add acidity.
- Barley miso with a high koji ratio and sweetness up front
- Flavors built around the mild fish of the Seto Inland Sea
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