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YAMAKITSUNE GINKO – Junmai Daiginjo Chilled Sake (Winter) / 720ml

YAMAKITSUNE GINKO – Junmai Daiginjo Chilled Sake (Winter) / 720ml

Description

YAMAKITSUNE GINKO is a sake inspired by Japanese winter. GINKO is an elegant Junmai Daiginjo that captures the pristine serenity of winter. Featuring a delicate floral aroma and a gentle, transparent sweetness, it offers a smooth and luxurious drinking experience. Served well-chilled, this refined sake brings a touch of quiet sophistication and elegance to any special occasion.

Specification

Volume

720ml

Ingredients

Rice (domestic), Rice Koji (domestic rice)

Category

Junmai Daiginjo

Rice Polishing Ratio

50%

Alcohol Content

16%

Origin

Aichi, Japan

Rice Variety

100% Domestic Rice

Serving Temperature

Chilled (5°C–10°C / 41°F–50°F)

Style

Elegant, Delicate & Smooth

Tasting Notes

Soft, fruity aroma with a clean, silky texture. Delivers a subtle, crystal-clear sweetness on the palate followed by a crisp, beautiful finish.

Pairing & Occasion

Pairs wonderfully with fine dining, fresh seafood, and delicate Asian flavors popular in Singapore. Excellent alongside Fresh Oysters, Steamed Garoupa (Gourmet Fish), Sashimi, Peking Duck, Mild Dim Sum, and Lightly Seasoned Seafood Dishes. Best served chilled in a wine glass for celebrations, intimate dinners, or a relaxed evening.

【Shipping Notice】
Orders to Singapore are shipped on a DDU basis. Any local import charges, if required, are paid by the customer upon delivery.

Estimated delivery time: 2–4 weeks.

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Want to know where this sake comes from?

Behind the Brew: Yamada Brewery

Yamada Brewery

Yamada Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. was founded in 1871 in Aichi, Japan. Brewing sake for over 150 years near the Suzuka mountain range, they craft innovative and modern Japanese sake—such as the sparkling sake brand "YAMAKITSUNE"—using locally grown rice and pure water sourced from the Kiso Three Rivers.