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Rikyubai Iwafune Honjozo Tokubetsu Junmai Osaka Sake
$34.50
LCBO#:
45751
720 ml bottle
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Daimon Brewery was established in Osaka Prefecture in 1826 and utilizes local water from the Ikoma Mountain range for its sake production. It pours with gentle, nutty aromas, hints of dragon fruit, and an intense, fresh palate highlighted by light notes of sweet melon. It can be enjoyed either warmed or chilled.
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Taste Profile
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Tannins
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol15%
- Made InOther, Japan
- Sugar Content17 g/L
- StyleDry
Product Details
Daimon Brewery was established in Osaka Prefecture in 1826 and utilizes local water from the Ikoma Mountain range for its sake production. It pours with gentle, nutty aromas, hints of dragon fruit, and an intense, fresh palate highlighted by light notes of sweet melon. It can be enjoyed either warmed or chilled.
- Destination Collection
Taste Profile
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Tannins
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol15%
- Made InOther, Japan
- Sugar Content17 g/L
- StyleDry
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