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BIJOFU Ginjo Rei

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Description

Light sharpness that is an elegant ginjo scent and a soul of beautiful. A refreshing throat, reminiscent of the word like water. It is a daily Ginjo sake with the brewery's feeling that you want to drink without hesitation.

Specifications
CategoryGinjo
BrandBIJOFU
RiceMatsuyama Mii
ABV15%
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Ginjo?

Light and fragrant with delicate floral and fruit aromas.

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Hamakawa Shoten

Kouchi
The brewery of Yido is located in a small town called Tano Town, Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku. It is a beautiful mountain and river, and a natural rural town facing the Pacific Ocean, and is blessed with ultra -soft water suitable for sake brewing. Kochi's sake is dry to compete for 1 and 2 in Japan. Mirei is a dry analysis, but it is characterized by its subtle sweetness. We are pursuing a drink that does not get tired of drinking, with the swelling of the mouth, the bulge of the fragrance in the mouth, and the goodness of the cut off. The name of Mt. is a beautiful, strong, and gentle man. The only thing we aim for in sake brewing is "make delicious sake". There is infinitely to do for that. With the blessings of nature and the technology that people have built up, rice, koji, water, and yeast harmony make good sake, fill the hearts of drinkers, and make sake in hope that it will be fun.
Est.1904
BrandBijoufu
Address2150 Tano Aki Kochi
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