Akashi-Tai Daiginjo Genshu Sake - 750ML
Akashi-Tai Daiginjo Genshu Sake
Experience the pinnacle of Japanese brewing artistry with Akashi-Tai Daiginjo Genshu Sake. This exquisite sake is a testament to the traditional techniques and dedication of the Akashi Sake Brewery. Savor the harmonious blend of sweetness from the finest Yamadanishiki rice and the depth of flavor that only comes from a masterfully produced Daiginjo Genshu. Whether enjoyed chilled or at room temperature, this sake is sure to provide a sophisticated and memorable drinking experience. Perfect for special occasions or as a refined gift for the discerning palate.
Product Details:
- Type: Daiginjo Genshu Sake
- Volume: 750ML
- Finish: Robust and fruity, with a dry finish that leaves a lasting impression.
- Profile: An elegant bouquet of honey and white spring flowers, complemented by a fruity and floral palate with delicate notes of pear and a hint of aniseed.
- Craftsmanship: Crafted with the revered Yamadanishiki rice, polished to 38%, and brewed with meticulous care to achieve a perfect balance of strength and flavor.
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