Aizuhomare Banshu Yamada Junmai Daiginjo 720 Ml
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Aizuhomare Banshu Yamada Junmai Daiginjo 720 Ml

Aizuhomare Banshu Yamada Junmai Daiginjo is a 720 ml sake from Japan with 16.5% ABV, featuring refreshing fruity notes and a beautifully dry finish.

$96.61 / unit
Case price $579.66 per case of 6
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SKU
784988
Size
720 ml
Country
JAPAN
Varietal
NOTSPARKLING
Alcohol
16.50

Description

Discover the prestige of Aizuhomare Banshu Yamada Junmai Daiginjo, a sake that captured global attention when Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe presented it to fellow G7 leaders at the 2016 Ise Shima Summit. This exceptional brew hails from Fukushima Prefecture, where skilled artisans draw on the pristine waters of Kitakata, flowing from the revered Mt. Iide, to craft something truly extraordinary.

Crafted with Yamadanishiki rice, this Junmai Daiginjo sake stands out for its refined profile. Imagine uncorking a bottle that greets you with a burst of refreshing, fruity notes, inviting your first sip. The flavor unfolds as beautifully dry, laced with an elegant sweetness that lingers just right, finishing with a crisp, memorable aftertaste. It's a harmony of dry and sweet that feels both sophisticated and approachable, perfect for savoring on special occasions or quiet evenings.

Its accolades speak volumes: it claimed the Junmai Daiginjo Trophy as Champion Sake at the International Wine Challenge in 2015, along with Gold Medals in 2013, 2015, and 2016 among 860 entries. These honors affirm its place among the world's finest sakes, a testament to unwavering quality from Fukushima's traditions.

Arriving in a luxurious paulownia wood box, this 720 ml bottle elevates any collection or gift. At 16.5% ABV, it delivers a balanced strength that enhances meals or stands alone. Whether you're exploring premium Japanese sake or seeking a standout pour, Aizuhomare Banshu Yamada offers an experience rooted in heritage and excellence. Elevate your next gathering with this not-sparkling gem from Japan—order now and taste the distinction.