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Sawanohana Junmai Daiginjo Hitotsubueri

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Sawanohana Junmai Daiginjo Hitotsubueri - Junmai Daiginjo sake from Tomono Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd, Nagano
Description

The first impression of the scent is refreshing and gorgeous. Fresh pear, melon, white peach -like fruit incense, Acacia flowers The scent is well -balanced. You can also feel the ripe banana scent that makes you feel carbon dioxide. In addition, a refreshing herbs like coriander seed complements the scent, and mineral incense is in harmony. The taste is a strong first impression with elegant sweetness. There is a feeling of gas. The volume of the alcohol has a sense of condensation, but it enters the mouth. The fine acidity that claims from the middle is tightened the sweetness. The refreshing bitterness that feels a little accent is accented, and the lingering lasts for a long time. Junmai Daiginjo, which has a strong flavor and condensed, has no savory taste. It is easy to match with cooking because it has little sweetness.

Specifications
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Daiginjo?

The pinnacle of sake — pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.

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Tomono Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd

Nagano
Sawa no Hana, BEAUMICHELLE brewing former Shinshu Saku's sake brewery. I want to be in the "local sake" of Shinshu Saku, and the motto is a refreshing sake with a good one cup, and the two cups are comfortable, and the underground water of Yatsugatake water and the sake rice from Nagano prefectures, "Miyama". Sake in "Nishiki".
Est.1901
BrandSawanohana
Address123 Nozawa Saku Nagano
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