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| Ingredients | Water, Whole Soybeans, Wheat, Sea Salt, Koji |
|---|---|
| Packaging | 1.8L/60oz x 1 |
| Flavor | Wonderful aromatics of fermented soy and grain, full strength flavor with a round finish |
| Color | Medium Brown |
| Storage | Shelf Stable, See Best By Date – Reseal and keep in cool place |
| Allergenics | Contains Soy & Wheat As Ingredients |
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