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Kirinzan Junmai Ginjo Sake [Brown Bottle] NV 1.8Ltr

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1.8Ltr
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Japan
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A full bodied, complex Junmai Ginjo with a buttery texture, warm cocoa notes, and surprising depth. If you think only cheap sake should be served hot try this gently warmed and get ready for a ride. Chilled or warm, pair this with dishes like braised pork belly, stuffed mushrooms or a hearty nabe stew. Local Niigata Gohyaku Mangoku rice milled to 55%.
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Kirinzan Junmai Ginjo Sake [Brown Bottle] NV 1.8Ltr

SKU 829512
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$93.00
/1.8Ltr bottle
$88.35
/1.8Ltr bottle
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A full bodied, complex Junmai Ginjo with a buttery texture, warm cocoa notes, and surprising depth. If you think only cheap sake should be served hot try this gently warmed and get ready for a ride. Chilled or warm, pair this with dishes like braised pork belly, stuffed mushrooms or a hearty nabe stew. Local Niigata Gohyaku Mangoku rice milled to 55%.
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size
1.8Ltr
country
Japan
Overview
A full bodied, complex Junmai Ginjo with a buttery texture, warm cocoa notes, and surprising depth. If you think only cheap sake should be served hot try this gently warmed and get ready for a ride. Chilled or warm, pair this with dishes like braised pork belly, stuffed mushrooms or a hearty nabe stew. Local Niigata Gohyaku Mangoku rice milled to 55%.
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Country: Japan

For those looking for something a little different from their wines, then Japan is an ideal location to look to. The two key national drinks of the country – sake rice wine, and plum wine – are equally delicious, unique and aromatic, and are becoming more and more popular in the west as our fascination with this far east country continues to grow. Plum wines are made in a similar way to grape based wines, but the result is quintessentially Japanese, as they are aromatic, sweet and flavorful, whilst being light and utterly drinkable. Sake, too, is light and dry, an excellent accompaniment to Japanese cuisine, and contains as much variety and interesting features as any other type of wine. Both the plums and the rice required to make such drinks grow in a wide range of regions of Japan, and as such, each region has their own style, making them an interesting set of drinks to explore.
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