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Kinteki JyunmaiGinjyo 720ml

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[91 Parker Points*] Kintetsu Junmai Ginjo 720ml
Kinteki Junmai Ginjo, brewed in Hokkaido, was awarded 91 out of 100 points in the Parker Points Sake category. Japanese sake is popular among wine lovers.
How to enjoy: Rock: 0-5 degrees, Cold: 5-10 degrees, normal temperature.

Sake brewing rice: Ginpu (Hokkaido sake brewing rice)

* Parker Point (PP) is a system that is evaluated by Robert Parker, the world's most famous wine critic.

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Product specifications

Product name
Kinteki JyunmaiGinjyo 720ml
Country of origin
Shintotsugawa-cho,Hokkaido prefecture、Japan
Description
Japanese sake
Shipping details
Dry
Content
720g / bottle
Date of manufacture
Shelf life (number of days)
Storage condition
Dry
Wholesale price in Japan
1621yen
Weight per pcs
720ml
Size per pcs(L*W*H)
Weight per case
Package Size(L*W*H)
Ingredients
Rice (domestic: Ginpu), rice koji (domestic rice)
Allergy
nothing
Company name
Kinteki brewery
JAN code
Case ITF code

Nutrition Facts(100g)

Alcohol
15%
brewing rice used
Ginpou rice
Polishing ratio
55%
sake meter value
+2
acidity
1.4

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