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Kuninocho Kijoshu

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Kuninocho Kijoshu is a kijoshu from Kotobuki Shuzo in Osaka, a rare brewing style in which sake is substituted for water at the final mash addition, producing a naturally rich and sweet sake without adding sugar. Kijoshu is traditionally associated with ceremonial occasions and is prized for its honey-like sweetness and aging potential.

Specifications
CategoryOther
RegionOsaka
Flavor Profile
Sweet
Dry
Light
Full
Crisp
Rich
Low Acid
High Acid
Smooth
Complex

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Kotobuki Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Osaka
Before the large -scale sake brewing began to be performed in Fushimi and Nada, "Tomita Sake", which was built in this area, is carried to Edo, a major consumption area alongside Itami and Ikeda's sake. It is famous as a descending liquor, and Settsu Tomita -go has established its position as the oldest brewing area in Japan.
Est.1822
BrandKuninochou
Address3-26-12 Tomita Takatsuki -shi Osaka
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