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Fukuju Junmai Ginjo Hyogo Nishiki

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Fukuju Junmai Ginjo Hyogo Nishiki - Junmai Ginjo sake from KOBE SHU-SHIN-KAN BREWERY, Hyogo
Description

A junmai ginjo made by polishing Hyogo Nishiki, a new type of sake rice born in Hyogo Prefecture, to 60%. A clean, juicy nose, the perfect balance between the richness of ripe apples and the freshness of freshness.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionHyogo
BrandFukuju
RiceHyogo 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 Junmai Ginjo?

Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.

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KOBE SHU-SHIN-KAN BREWERY

Hyogo
Our company was founded in the first year of the Herenda (1751) As a sake brewery that sticks to handmade For the thirteen generations, we continue to keep the name of "Fukuju". High quality raw materials, brewer sensitivity, enormous effort and time. Even if one of them is missing, delicious sake will not be completed. We do not follow efficiency or speed Continue with polite sake brewing that you do not need in the times I want to connect the rich tradition of sake to the future. In addition to the sake brewing industry, we will also work on various businesses. It also contributes to food culture and regional culture.
Est.1751
BrandFukuju
Address1-8-17 Mikagezukamachi Higashi-Nada-ku Kobe Hyogo
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