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Yamada Nishiki polished to 55% defines this ginjo from Kochi's Suisenshuzou under the Momonohanasaku label. Kochi Prefecture's sake culture has long favored dry, crisp profiles, and this ginjo reflects the region's traditional character while showcasing the aromatic potential of premium Yamada Nishiki.
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