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Akitora Junmai Omachi polishing ratio 82%

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Akitora Junmai Omachi polishing ratio 82% - Junmai sake from ARIMITSU SAKE BREWERY CO .,LTD, Kochi
Description

It is well known that it will be beautiful enough to cut, but in 2008, I started using Yamada Nishiki to say "do not cut". Even in Omachi, which is also a good rice -friendly rice, we started making it in 2019 that we wanted to prepare for low -polishing rice. Despite the low -polished rice, it is finished in "clean and dry sake without savory taste", and is recommended as a food sake with a gentle scent. It goes well with meat dishes with a strong taste, and can be enjoyed in a wide range of temperature zones as a new -style food sake.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
BrandAkitora
RiceOmachi
ABV16%
Polish Ratio85%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai?

Pure rice sake with rich umami depth — the everyday staple of Japan.

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ARIMITSU SAKE BREWERY CO .,LTD

Kouchi
The Ariko Sake Brewery is a small sake brewery located right on the Akano River, a clear stream in Aki City, Kochi Prefecture. The water of the clear stream Akanogawa water system has a soft taste, and alcohol prepared in this area is suitable for soft, swelling and kind sake, which is located in a dry place called Tosa. We are working on sake brewing under the theme of "food -drinking sake" that takes spare time and effort to "sake" and can nourish the mind.
Est.1903
BrandAkitora
AddressAkano Ko Aki Kochi
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