
Aizu Homare Yamadanishiki "Black Label" Junmai Daiginjo Sake (BTL 720ml)
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We generally find daiginjos to be the most aromatic of all the types of sakes, and Black Label demonstrates this well. It’s like putting your nose into, and biting down on a juicy, overripe melon. This sake is so viscous and creamy - she’s got legs!
Food Pairings:Â Uni pasta, or spaghetti and meatballs!Â
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Features
- Brewed in Fukushima, Japan by Homare Shuzo
- Junmai daiginjo
- Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): Yamadanishiki 40%
- ABV 15% / SMV +1 / Acidity 1.4Â
- 24 fl oz (720ml)
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We generally find daiginjos to be the most aromatic of all the types of sakes, and Black Label demonstrates this well. It’s like putting your nose into, and biting down on a juicy, overripe melon. This sake is so viscous and creamy - she’s got legs!
Food Pairings:Â Uni pasta, or spaghetti and meatballs!Â
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Features
- Brewed in Fukushima, Japan by Homare Shuzo
- Junmai daiginjo
- Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): Yamadanishiki 40%
- ABV 15% / SMV +1 / Acidity 1.4Â
- 24 fl oz (720ml)
Original: $70.00
-70%$70.00
$21.00Description
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We generally find daiginjos to be the most aromatic of all the types of sakes, and Black Label demonstrates this well. It’s like putting your nose into, and biting down on a juicy, overripe melon. This sake is so viscous and creamy - she’s got legs!
Food Pairings:Â Uni pasta, or spaghetti and meatballs!Â
Â
Features
- Brewed in Fukushima, Japan by Homare Shuzo
- Junmai daiginjo
- Seimaibuai (rice kernel remaining): Yamadanishiki 40%
- ABV 15% / SMV +1 / Acidity 1.4Â
- 24 fl oz (720ml)






















