
Daiginjô
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Manzairaku Hakusan Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €46.80This sake expresses the characteristic aromas of high quality rice.
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Masuizumi Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €65.00This sake daiginjo is characteristic of the know-how from Masuda Shuzo.
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Masuizumi Daiginjô Kotobuki sake
From €80.00We are here in the presence of a very voluptuous sake, with dominant fruity notes: fuji apple not too ripe, "piel de sapo melon or canary melon, white peach, banana.
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KID Junmaï Daiginjô sparkling sake
From €15.60This sake, with a very nice texture, creamy, expresses peppery notes, very fresh, sometimes spicy, citrus (lemons) coconut, apple, white flowers, melon, kuzu starch, sake lees.
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KID Junmaï Daiginjô Semai Buai sake
From €65.00This sake is characterized by very fruity notes of red apples and melon, with hints of honey.
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KID Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €24.50This sake expresses a cocktail of fruits and flowers: cherry, strawberry, pear, apple, mango, melon, pineapple, banana, white flowers, honey.
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Junmaï Daiginjô Karaku sake
From €38.50Junmaï Daiginjô sakes are balanced, refined sakes. The "iwai" rice used here is a high quality rice, which makes this sake a beverage usually dedicated for ceremonies.
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Gozenshu Ren Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €132.00The REN particle refers to the Noren, the traditional curtain hung at the entrance of restaurants in Japan, with the significance that this sake will weave the future.
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Gozenshu Sensho Masamune Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €36.00This Nihonshu is made exclusively from Yamadanishiki rice grown in the best rice fields of Sendai Prefecture.
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Gozenshu Den Junmaï Daiginjô sake
From €21.00Gozenshu is a fermented rice wine, the very best for the Nihon Shu, only reserved for the Lords of feudal Japan. Den means tradition.
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Gozenshu Gen Junmaï Daïginjô sake
From €31.00The Gen denomination refers to the Genroku era, late seventeenth century, when Katsuyama House established and began to produce this style of sake.