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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.
[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 |
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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% |
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brewing rice used | Ginpou rice |
Polishing ratio | 55% |
sake meter value | +2 |
acidity | 1.4 |
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