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Shochu hasn't yet followed tequila and cachaca into the mainstream of American spirits, but proponents say it's just a matter of time until the eminently mixable Japanese liquor makes the jump from ethnic obscurity to bar staple. It has a lot going for it — boutique image, versatility, relatively low alcohol content, purported health benefits and even snob appeal, with some brands fetching triple-digit price tags. And it seems poised to flow along with the growing interest in authentic Asian ...
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