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Polishing Ratio: 35% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: NA Produced by Takagi Sake Brewery in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan, is known a...

Polishing Ratio: 55% Grade: Junmai Ginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Gohyakumangoku The Juyondai “Kakushin” series features unique and limited sakes...

Polishing Ratio: 40% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: NA It has a sweet aroma of cantaloupe. After waking up, the sake is full of ...

Polishing Ratio: 45% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: 兵庫県 class A吉川産「山田錦」 Featuring a strong melon and fruity aroma and a refreshi...

Polishing Ratio: 35% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Hyogo Special A Yamadanishiki The Juyondai Ryugetsu Junmai Daiginjo was hail...

Polishing Ratio: 35% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Yamadanishiki Delicate and fruity aroma of melon, this sake is juicy and fru...

Polishing Ratio: 50% Grade: Ginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Local Yamagata Rice This sake is made from the King of Sakamai, Yamadanishiki, It has ...

Polishing Ratio: 40% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Hyogo Prefecture Special A area, Yamada-nishiki 20%, Aiyama 80% This sake is...

Polishing Ratio: 55% Grade: Honjozo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Gohyakumangoku A signature Juyondai sake featuring refreshing and sweet flavours, w...

Polishing Ratio: 70% Grade: Junmai Ginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Miyamanishiki Combining the sweet and enticing aroma of melon and stone fruit w...

Polishing Ratio: 70% Grade: Junmai Ginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Miyamanishiki Combining the sweet and enticing aroma of melon and stone fruit w...

Polishing Ratio: 35% Grade: Junmai Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Aiyama Juyondai Shichidare Nijikkan Junmai Daiginjo (十四代 七垂二十贯 纯米大吟酿) Shichi...

Polishing Ratio: 40% Grade: Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Yamadanishiki Takagi Sake Brewery was founded in 1615, the first year of the Moowa ...

Polishing Ratio: 35% Grade: Daiginjo Prefecture: Yamagata Rice: Yamadanishiki (Banshu) Banshu is the old name of Harima Region in Hyogo, which is k...