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Akashi Tai Tokubetu Junmaishu

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Akashi Tai Tokubetu Junmaishu - Tokubetsu Junmai sake from Akashi Shurui Jouzo Co.,Ltd, Hyogo
Description

The taste of Yamada Nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture is enhanced, and it has a refreshing but refreshing taste. It is a liquor supported by those who like Junmai sake. It is a clean pure rice sake with a well -balanced drink that can fully enjoy the taste of rice. Various flavors are attractive with a wide range of drinks from room temperature to hot sake (15 ° C. 50 degrees). Please find your own special pure rice sake.

Specifications
RiceYamada Nishiki
ABV15%
Polish Ratio60%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

Sake TypeWhat is Tokubetsu Junmai?

Special pure rice sake with distinctive character and depth.

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Akashi Shurui Jouzo Co.,Ltd

Hyogo
Akashi Sake Brewery Co., Ltd., which was founded in Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture in 1918, began producing sake in 1960. We are trying to create new value while cherishing the tradition that has been inherited by the company's motto, "Alcohol, laughter and happiness for everyone." Since 2005, we have begun exports specializing in local markets in the UK, including export efforts to develop a new market. Since then, the market has expanded throughout Europe, including France, and has been delivered to many restaurants and bars, including luxury department stores in London, stars with stars and rounds around the world. In recent years, exports to the United States have been exported, and as a premium brand, "Sake Akashi-Tai" has been loved to Europe and the United States as "SAKE AKASHI-TAI".
Est.1860
BrandAkashitai
AddressNo. 1 3rd 3rd Yawata Akashi Hyogo
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