Soy sauce - Tamari - first class superior
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Originally, tamari was a byproduct of the production of hatcho miso, a fermented soy paste. The production of a Tamari soy sauce is equivalent to that of Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale. The beans ferment for up to 36 months. A yeast fungus and a little roasted barley flour are added to the crushed mass. This koji (batch) ripens at around 32C° in up to 5 days. The moromi (mash) is pressed and filled into barrels, some of which are 50 years old. The sauce matures for 18 months or longer.
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