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Tenmei ´Brown Label’
Junmai Daiginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Few things are more beautiful than keeping traditions alive and Akebono Shuzo has been doing so for over a hundred years! This genshu sake—as in, made with little to no water added after pressing—was aged unpasteurized at nearly-freezing temperatures for a year to deepen the flavours and create an especially sumptuous mouthfeel. Leans slightly towards the savoury side with sweet coconut cream, canary melon, crispy wheat, a whiff of baking spice & a crisp finish. For your umami-rich proteins & fatty fishes, enjoy this versatile sake cold or gently warmed for a real nice time.
Few things are more beautiful than keeping traditions alive and Akebono Shuzo has been doing so for over a hundred years! This genshu sake—as in, made with little to no water added after pressing—was aged unpasteurized at nearly-freezing temperatures for a year to deepen the flavours and create an especially sumptuous mouthfeel. Leans slightly towards the savoury side with sweet coconut cream, canary melon, crispy wheat, a whiff of baking spice & a crisp finish. For your umami-rich proteins & fatty fishes, enjoy this versatile sake cold or gently warmed for a real nice time.
$17.45
Original: $49.87
-65%Tenmei ´Brown Label’—
$49.87
$17.45
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Junmai Daiginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Few things are more beautiful than keeping traditions alive and Akebono Shuzo has been doing so for over a hundred years! This genshu sake—as in, made with little to no water added after pressing—was aged unpasteurized at nearly-freezing temperatures for a year to deepen the flavours and create an especially sumptuous mouthfeel. Leans slightly towards the savoury side with sweet coconut cream, canary melon, crispy wheat, a whiff of baking spice & a crisp finish. For your umami-rich proteins & fatty fishes, enjoy this versatile sake cold or gently warmed for a real nice time.
Few things are more beautiful than keeping traditions alive and Akebono Shuzo has been doing so for over a hundred years! This genshu sake—as in, made with little to no water added after pressing—was aged unpasteurized at nearly-freezing temperatures for a year to deepen the flavours and create an especially sumptuous mouthfeel. Leans slightly towards the savoury side with sweet coconut cream, canary melon, crispy wheat, a whiff of baking spice & a crisp finish. For your umami-rich proteins & fatty fishes, enjoy this versatile sake cold or gently warmed for a real nice time.
