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1.8L 13,200 yen Alcohol content 16% Raw material rice, rice polishing ratio Koji rice Yamadanishiki 40%, Kake rice Yamadanishiki 40% Sake degree -4 Acidity 1.6 Amino acidity 0.8 Yeast used: Aomori Prefecture Maboroba Gin This year, Inamuraya Bunshiro is the most expensive sake, but it has won the Aomori Prefecture Governor's Award, and it has attracted attention. This year, the Inamuraya Bunshiro is the most expensive, but it is also the one that is getting the most attention, having won the Aomori Prefectural Governor's Award. Inamuraya is the most refreshing and easy to drink sake from Aomori Prefecture, but this most expensive daiginjo is so easy to drink that even people who don't like sake can easily drink it 😮️The balance of rice flavor and sweetness is very good, and the flavor spreads in your mouth 👍️All over Japan, people only see Tasyu and Hasen, but there are other good sake as well!
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