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Description
Un junmai ginjo nama pasteurisé soigneusement bouteille par bouteille dans une chauffe-eau japonaise, préservant le caractère vif du sake frais tout en assurant la stabilité.
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Low Acid
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Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Ginjo?
Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.
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Toyokunishuzo Aizusakashitamachi &Co.,Ltd
Fukushima
Dans la ville d'Aizu Sakashita, à l'ouest du bassin d'Aizu, Mizuwa Mizuwa, fondée en 1862, continue de produire un sake 'fait main' avec ses brasseurs.
Est.1862
BrandGakujuurou
AddressFukushima Kawanuma Aizuzaka -machi Ichiban the first city
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