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Tonoike Sai Junmai Daiginjo

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720ml - 6 Bottles

Yumesasara rice, native to Tochigi, brews award-winning Sai sake. Evoking Mashiko’s artistry, the bottle echoes the beauty of the region’s famed pottery. Expect a tingling fizz, followed by a burst of citrus, pear, and lychee sweetness. Fresh berries dance with lime zest, while subtle cardamom lingers on the finish. Refreshing umami completes this complex and captivating sake experience.

Key Features:

  • Rice: Yumesasara

  • Polishing Ratio: 45%

  • Alcohol By Volume: 16%

  • Sake Meter Value: -2 - Cotton Candy Sweetness

  • Acidity: 1.45 - Pleasant Acidity

  • Brewing Style: Shizuku

  • Japanese Sake

  • 720ml Bottles

  • 6 Bottles Per Case

720ml - 6 Bottles

Yumesasara rice, native to Tochigi, brews award-winning Sai sake. Evoking Mashiko’s artistry, the bottle echoes the beauty of the region’s famed pottery. Expect a tingling fizz, followed by a burst of citrus, pear, and lychee sweetness. Fresh berries dance with lime zest, while subtle cardamom lingers on the finish. Refreshing umami completes this complex and captivating sake experience.

Key Features:

  • Rice: Yumesasara

  • Polishing Ratio: 45%

  • Alcohol By Volume: 16%

  • Sake Meter Value: -2 - Cotton Candy Sweetness

  • Acidity: 1.45 - Pleasant Acidity

  • Brewing Style: Shizuku

  • Japanese Sake

  • 720ml Bottles

  • 6 Bottles Per Case

About Tonoike Shuzouten - Tochigi Prefecture

Founded in 1937 in Mashiko, it is a renowned tourist destination famous for its pottery, produces a range of sake, shochu, liqueurs, and doburoku. Led by talented Toji, Makoto Ono, Tonoike has won numerous awards domestically and internationally and exports to 15 countries.