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Junmai Ginjo Nito Omachi 55 Usunigorinama Sparkling

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Junmai Ginjo Nito Omachi 55 Usunigorinama Sparkling - Sparkling sake sake from Maruishi Jozo Co., Ltd., Aichi
Description

"Fubus like foamy snow" x "faint citrus bitter bitterness"

Specifications
CategorySparkling sake
RegionAichi
BrandNito
RiceOmachi
ABV15%
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

From the brewery
軽やかな泡立ち×お米の甘みと柑橘系のほのかな苦み

Original text from the brewery, in Japanese.

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Maruishi Jozo Co., Ltd.

Maruishi Jozo Co., Ltd.

Aichi
Maruishi Brewery was the birthplace of Ieyasu Tokugawa in 1990, in 1690, and started making sake in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, which is full of history and nature surrounded by mountains and rivers. Since then, we have been making sake for over 330 years. The two rabbits represented by round stone are the goal of "only two rabbits can get two rabbits", and the taste, incense, acid and flavor, weight, light, sweet, spicy, aftertaste, simplicity and complex taste ... We repeat trial and error so that the two kotogalas are the best balance and taste. The common features of the two rabbits are "freshness", "good aftertaste", and "fusion with food". The freshness can make you feel smooth and stable in all situations, and the good aftertaste requires the next cup as you complete a comfortable story. And when you enjoy the two rabbits, first try alcohol, then two patterns with meals. The pairing with the food flaps the two rabbits further. The two rabbits want to be alcohol that drinks and shines from one cup of gorgeousness.
Est.1690
BrandNito
Address6-2-5 Nakamachi Okazaki Aichi
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