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Liqueur

Fukucho Junmaiyuzuremonshu

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Fukucho Junmaiyuzuremonshu - Liqueur sake from Imada Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd, Hiroshima
Description

It is a natural colorful pure rice sake based on high -quality and famous Yuzu from Kitagawa Village, Kochi Prefecture and local Hiroshima specialty lemon, and adds the natural sweetness of honey. The scent of natural fruit is high, the bitterness of yuzu and the sourness of lemon are exquisite accents. You can enjoy it in various ways, such as straight rock, soda split, hot water split, etc. Since the natural juice is used as it is, the ingredients of the juice and the skin may precipitate and float, but there is no problem with the quality. The white oiling floating on the top is a proof of the finest Yuzu. It contains the ingredients of the scent, so please mix well and enjoy it.

Specifications
CategoryLiqueur
RegionHiroshima
BrandFukucho
ABV8%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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Imada Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd

Hiroshima
Tomuhisa is very small, but it is a store that brings only high quality sake for ginjo brewing. The main ingredients are local -produced sake rice from Hiroshima Prefecture. In particular, we are also focusing on the resurrection of the oldest local variety of sake rice, "Hachikusa Hatanso". Akitsu -cho, Hiroshima Prefecture, where our company is located, is the first village of Mr. Hiroshima, who produced sake with soft water for the first time in Japan and produced Senzaburo Miura, the father of Ginjo Sake. With the tradition and technical skills inherited for more than 100 years, the appeal of Hiroshima Ginjo has been transmitted to the world.
Est.1868
BrandFukucho
Address3734 Mitsu Akitsu Higashihiroshima Hiroshima
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