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Hida Local Sake and Shochu Gift Set (720ml x 3)
A three-bottle gift set of locally produced Hida sake and shochu.
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Description
This set contains three bottles of delicious, local Hida alcohol. Tatara no Kaze (Junmai Ginjo Sake) and Tatara no Mai (Dry Junmai Ginjo Sake) are both made with special sake rice grown in the Hida region of Shimane Prefecture. Tatara no Shizuku is a shochu made from sake lees. As each drink contains refined and delicious flavors, this set can be enjoyed with satisfaction by even the most discerning of connoisseurs.
- Tatara no Kaze (Junmai Ginjo Sake): This is the first local sake produced in collaboration with Yoshida Shuzo, a long-established sake brewery in Hirose, Yasugi City. It has a clear aroma and is slightly fruity and sweet in taste.
- Tatara no Kaze (Dry Junmai Ginjo Sake): This dry sake has a fruity aroma and is full of flavor. Its dryness is refreshing and pleasant.
- Tatara no Shizuku (Shochu): A new type of distilled spirit with a ginjo aroma. This drink pairs well with lemon or lime.
Contents: 720ml bottle x 3
Dietary Restrictions
- Gluten-free
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Pescetarian
Technical Details
- Product weight: 3150 gr
- Product height: 30 cm
- Product width: 8 cm
- Product length: 8 cm
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Region
Hida Local Sake and Shochu Gift Set (720ml x 3) is produced in Shimane prefecture.
Producer
Yoshida Shuzo Co
Shimane Prefecture
Yoshida Shuzo Co brews Izumo-style sake that is characterized by its soft taste and mellow flavor. These unique characteristics are achieved by using high-quality rice grown in Shimane prefecture along with ultra-soft water that has been designated as one of the "100 Famous Waters of Shimane". The Fumai School of Tea Ceremony, which originated in Matsue, Shimane, regards this water as one of the highest-class waters. Yoshida Shuzo Co's sake can be enjoyed by both sake connoisseurs and sake newcomers alike.
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