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Munemasa ShizukuShibori Daiginjou

Munemasa ShizukuShibori Daiginjou

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Immerse your senses in this splendid Daiginjo from Munemasa Brewery, hailing from Saga Prefecture. With a polish ratio of 35%, it boasts an exceptional refinement. Its mild acidity (0.9) creates a harmonious balance, while a slightly positive smv (5) indicates a subtle sweetness, adding depth to flavors. This 'raindrop-pressed' sake, made from Yamadanishiki rice, presents a symphony of elegance and perfection. Your taste buds will revel in the smooth, light-bodied texture - best enjoyed with a delicate white fish or tempura.

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SMV
5
Acidity
0.9
Alcohol
16
Polish Ratio
35
Rice
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Yeast
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Sake Type
Daiginjo
Brewery
Munemasa Brewery Company
Prefecture
Saga
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Munemasa Brewery Company

Munemasa Brewery Company

Saga

Munemasa Brewery is dedicated to crafting exceptional sake in Arita, a town widely known for its pottery in Saga Prefecture. Represented by its signature sake, 'Munemasa,' and shochu, 'Nonnoko,' the brewery takes pride in using 100% Saga-grown ingredients and pure water from the Arita Kurokami mountain range. With a commitment to traditional handcrafted methods and meticulous quality control, Munemasa strives to create sake so enjoyable that you'll want to share it with others.

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