Shotoku特別純米酒 生酛 無濾過生原酒
TEZJI
TEZJI The last of a set of 5 original "Toki-to" bottles from Fushimi Shuzo-do
Japanese Cheese" that we bought together.
It's not a good match for the sweet cheese 🫤 but separately it tastes bebbin'!
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Shotoku夏の酒純米吟醸生貯蔵
けんた
Dry, refreshing
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maya
Date of manufacture 202406
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nakatue
Polishing ratio 50%.
Alcohol 15%.
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ぶん
Junmai Ginjo Actress Label Summer Sake
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パン太
Yuzu sake, fruit wine. Refreshing and delicious.
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oga
It's like a summer sake
Perfect to drink in this hot weather.
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ろっきぃ
Purchased it as a summer sake.
It tastes great and refreshing.
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Shotoku純米吟醸無濾過原酒
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ももこ
It is nostalgic and fruity in a good way that makes you want to say "ka" (drunken impression) when you take a sip.
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たまご
Retro label, surprisingly not dry.
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酒 柴
Cool feeling🌿.
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けいちゃん
Product name: SAKE YASUKE
Manufacturer : Shotoku Shuzo Co.
Distributor : Sanjikusha Co.
Ingredients : Rice (Mukojo from Cabo Delgado, Northern Mozambique), Koji (Japanese Koshihikari rice)
Alcoholic Beverage : 15
Capacity : 720ml
Limited edition：500 bottles
Release Date : April 10, 2023
Price : 11,000 yen including tax
The Mozambican rice used as the raw material is a native variety named Mcojo, a type of Uruchi rice from the province of Cabo Delgado. With the cooperation of the local subsidiary of Japan Plant Fuels Corporation, which was the catalyst for this project, we were able to import rice from an area that is off-limits to foreigners. The domestic Koshihikari rice used as koji is a valuable horse-raised rice that is carefully cultivated without fertilizers or pesticides, using both human and horse power.
Sakeyasuke" is made with rice that has characteristics completely different from those of Japanese sake rice, and is produced using the traditional sake brewing technique of Shotoku Shuzo, resulting in a sake that combines the flavors of Japan and Mozambique, and allows you to feel the fresh breezes of both countries.
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