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JOYO Honjozo 65 Extra Dry

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JOYO Honjozo 65 Extra Dry - Honjozo sake from Joyo Shuzo Co.,Ltd, Kyoto
Description

Uses a rice suitable for sake brewing "5 million stone". 65 % polished Honjibu sake. Brewed with small preparation, after the upper tank, we performed unfiltered, performed bottling, and carefully carried out the quality of the bottle, and also thoroughly manage the quality by storing the refrigerated bottle. It is a large dry, a calm fragrance, a fresh, refreshing taste, and a refreshing back mouth. Immediately after removing the plug, the freshness is felt, and after that, the cohesiveness gradually comes out and the balance becomes very good. It is recommended not only for cold but also at room temperature and warm.

Specifications
CategoryHonjozo
RegionKyoto
BrandJOYO
RiceGohyakumangoku
ABV15%
Polish Ratio65%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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Versatile and food-friendly with a smooth, light character.

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Joyo Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Kyoto
Joyo Sake Brewery is located in Joyo City, Kyoto Prefecture, and is located in Guri from Kyoto and Gori from Nara. In 1895, the "Shima Hon Sake Brewery Club" was established in 1895 in the warm climate and the underground water (soft water) of the Kizu River (soft water). In 1973, Joyo Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. was established. Currently, the technology that has been inherited since its founding as the only sake brewery in the southern Yamashiro area of ​​Kyoto Prefecture, and a new attempt with a new challenge every year. Taking advantage of the original taste of sake, such as raw sake, "bottle," and "refrigerated bottle storage", the motto of the food in Kyoto, which takes care of the fresh flavor, aims to be a sake brewery that is loved in the area. We are working on sake brewing with thoughts on one. In 1993, we started manufacturing plum wine using the local Aoya -shin "Kiju White". It is soaked in a large grain and pickled plums like peach -like plums, and is popular as a local product as a long -aged plum wine stored for more than 3 years.
Est.1895
BrandJOYO
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