Name: Shindo Betsuatsurae Gasanryu Rokka ginjo 720mL
SKU: 63d7864e1b24ad166f506e01
Price: 238.0 HKD
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Shindo Betsuatsurae Gasanryu Rokka ginjo 720mL

容量 (VOL)：720mL
酒精濃度 (ABV)：14%
產地 (Region): Japan 日本山形縣
酒廠 (Distillery / Brand): 新藤酒造店 Shindo Sake Brewery
精米步合(Rice polishing rate): 60%
使用米(Rice): 出羽之里
水:吾妻山脈自然伏流水

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Made from Yamagata Prefecture's original sake brewery-friendly rice "Deba no Sato" and

Association No. 7 yeast, this sake is characterized by a nostalgic taste and a gentle banana-like aroma.

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Shindo Sake Brewery

Familiar with the happy words "Tomihisa" and "Tsuruga," this sake has been firmly maintained traditional handmade techniques since its establishment in 1898, and has been handed down to sake brewers who understand the spirit of sake.