Japan

Fukuju Junmai Ginjo 300ml 6 Pack

$222.00 /PK
$222.00
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  • Producer
    Fukuju
  • Varietal
    Sake
  • Region
    Japan
  • Alcohol
    15.0%
  • Volume 300ml
  • Vintage N/A
  • Closure type Screw Cap

Tasting Notes

The Fukuju Junmai Ginjo 300ml is a beautifully crafted sake from the renowned Fukuju brewery in Japan. This vintage N/A sake boasts a delicate and fragrant aroma, with notes of ripe pear, white flowers, and a subtle hint of rice. On the palate, this sake is smooth and elegant, with a soft acidity and a lingering finish. The mouthfeel is silky, with a medium body and a balanced sweetness. The color is a pale straw, with a slight green tint, adding to the overall elegance of this sake. The Fukuju Junmai Ginjo 300ml is a perfect representation of the superior quality and craftsmanship of Japanese sake. It pairs well with a variety of Japanese dishes, such as sushi, sashimi, and tempura, and is best served chilled to fully appreciate its delicate flavors. A must-try for any sake enthusiast.

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Tasting Notes

The Fukuju Junmai Ginjo 300ml is a beautifully crafted sake from the renowned Fukuju brewery in Japan. This vintage N/A sake boasts a delicate and fragrant aroma, with notes of ripe pear, white flowers, and a subtle hint of rice. On the palate, this sake is smooth and elegant, with a soft acidity and a lingering finish. The mouthfeel is silky, with a medium body and a balanced sweetness. The color is a pale straw, with a slight green tint, adding to the overall elegance of this sake. The Fukuju Junmai Ginjo 300ml is a perfect representation of the superior quality and craftsmanship of Japanese sake. It pairs well with a variety of Japanese dishes, such as sushi, sashimi, and tempura, and is best served chilled to fully appreciate its delicate flavors. A must-try for any sake enthusiast.