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Dewazakura Kijoshu SWeeeeT

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Dewazakura Kijoshu SWeeeeT - Sparkling sake from Dewazakura Sake Brewery Co., Ltd., Yamagata
Description

Kijoshu is sake brewed by substituting a portion of the water used for brewing with sake. Since the sugar that should have been decomposed and turned into alcohol remains, sake with a sweetness reminiscent of honey is created. We dare to sell "genuine sake" so that everyone can try various ways to drink it. Please discover a new way to enjoy sake that is not bound by conventional frameworks.

Specifications
CategorySparkling
RegionYamagata
ABV17%
Polish Ratio50%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

From the brewery
貴醸酒とは、仕込水の一部を日本酒に代えて醸した日本酒の事です。本来分解されてアルコールに変わるはずの糖分が残るため、ハチミツを思わせる甘さが特徴の日本酒が出来上がります。 様々な飲み方を皆様にお試し頂けるよう、あえて「原酒」での販売です。今までの枠にとらわれない、新しい日本酒の楽しみ方を是非発見して下さい。

Original text from the brewery, in Japanese.

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Dewazakura Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.

Yamagata
Shogi pieces, Ide Yunosato and Maizuruyama of Tendo are covered with cherry blossoms in full bloom in the spring. Dewa Sakura, founded in Meiji 25, was named by the first generation Seijiro Nakano after his longing for this spring. This Dewa Sakura is blessed with the warm humanity, rice, water, and rich nature, with overwhelming local support backed by high quality, local -oriented and appropriate prices, and from all over the country. It has been until I drink love. For many years, we have been making Ginjo sake and have been evaluated as "Ginjo Sake Pioneer". In addition, it has been shipped worldwide, with more than 60 cities in 30 countries and many people overseas. "I want you to know the goodness of sake." With this feeling, we will continue to brew it by hand.
Est.1892
BrandDewazakura
Address1-4-6 Ichikamachi Tendo Yamagata
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