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Tonoike AUTHENTIC Junmaidaiginjyou Fukurodurushizake

by Tonoikeshuzoten Co.,Ltd ย ยทย  Tochigi
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Looking at the new values โ€‹โ€‹of sake and the future A gem brewed in pursuit of real (Authentic). Hanging the carefully prepared mash, Shizuku sake that collects only alcohol that is naturally falling. Sake rice uses Yamada Nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture. The elegant scent of the moment you carry it to your mouth, The taste that spreads calmly in the mouth. The deep taste permeates the body while feeling fruity. It is a beautiful taste like no other. It is recommended to drink with a wine glass that can enjoy the scent or a glass with a thin mouth. You can enjoy a deeper taste by drinking it in 5 ยฐ C to 10 ยฐ C.

Specifications
RegionTochigi
ABV16%
Polish Ratio38%
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 โ€” pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.

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Tonoikeshuzoten Co.,Ltd

Tochigi
Founded in 1938. In the land of Mashiko, which is famous for Mashiko ware, the soft water underwater of the Kinugawa river, which has the source of the Nikko Mountains, is made into water, using a raw rice that has been carefully selected to make sake brewing that makes full use of the tradition and technology. We are going. Manufactures the first brand "Shinzen" and the 2nd brand "Hope BO:".
Est.1937
BrandSanran
AddressTochigi Tochigi Mashiko Haga 333 Hanawa
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