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  Type: Junmai Daiginjo  

Ozeki
Osakaya Chobei

Dry

Rich, fruity aroma, and clear delicate flavor.

Ozeki Chobei

 

  Type: Junmai Daiginjo  

Sake Hitosuji
Akaiwaomachi
“Only Sake”
Dry to Extra-Dry

The distinctive sweetness of "Akaban Yuchomai" engulfs the palate. Well-mellowed taste and light aroma.

Sake Hitosuji Akaiwaomachi

 

  Type: Junmai  

Sawanoi
Daikarakuchi
“Well in the Stream”
Super-Dry

Fresh and dry, well-balanced, with a hint of sweet flavor.

Sawanoi

 

  Type: Junmai Daiginjo  


Seiru
Miyosakae Tenmi
Extra Dry

Subdued sweet melony flavor, and a sharp, dry finish.

Miyosakae Tenmi

 

  Type: Junmai Daiginjo  

Senpuku
Kura
“Brewery of 1000 Fortunes”
Light

Smooth, soft, rich in taste. Best served well-chilled.

Senpuku Kura

 

  Type: Junmai Daiginjo  

Sesshu Otokoyama
“Man's Mountain in Sesshu Region”
Extra Dry

Superb sake made from prized Yamada-Nishiki rice. Fruity aroma and supremely rich flavor.

Sesshu Otokoyama

 

  Type: Junmai  

Shintaro
“Imperial loyalist in the last days of the Shogunate”
Extra Dry

Named after the historical Japanese leader Shintaro Nakaoka. Light and mild, fresh acidity. Very well-balanced, sweet and sour flavor.

Shintaro

 

  Type: Daiginjo  


Shiragiku
Taiten Shiragiku
Extra Dry

Dry and gentle with a refreshing bitterness.

Taiten Shiragiku

 

  Type: Junmai Ginjo  

Shirakawago
Sasanigori
“Village of Shirakawago listed in World Heritage
Dry

Mild and sweet rice flavor.

Shirakawago

 

  Type: Daiginjo  

Suzuki Shuzoten
Hideyoshi Flying Pegasus
Medium Dry

This limited edition aged sake is the ultimate sake experience. Semi-dry, with an exceptionally mellow flavor and elegant aroma. The best of the best.

Hideyoshi Flying Pegasus

 

Comments and Suggestions:

 
Fri. December 2, 2011 8:16 PM - by: blackfin
Hello Rita, I know relatively little of sake, but have tried Tozai Ginjo Nigori with fresh pan seared yellowfin tuna. It's not bad, but I would like to move away from the citrus note into some thing a little more neutral, maybe even sweeter, because we typically season the tuna with chile and lime. The tuna is FRESH, as in we actually catch the tuna in the Gulf of Mexico. Thank you for your response.
 
 
Wed. October 6, 2010 1:13 AM - by: Rita
Greeting, I'm Rita and my position is sales Marketing Manager for Beverages, my Company name is PPC Global Trading Company,our location is in Dili, Timor Leste near of Australia and Indonesia,did you can Supply the Sake Wine to us here because allot of Customer asking about Japanese Wine, Regards, Rita.
 
 


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