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Nakano Kunizakari Saika Daiginjo Sake - 1.8 Litre Bottle

Nakano Kunizakari Saika Daiginjo Sake - 1.8 Litre Bottle

This premium sake hails from the Aichi Prefecture in Japan. It is produced by the Nakano Sake Brewery, an esteemed establishment founded in 1844 that has spent nearly two centuries perfecting the art of fermentation. The brewery is renowned for its commitment to 'Kunizakari', a philosophy centered on creating sake that reflects the prosperity and rich cultural heritage of the region.

Sake Description

Nakano Kunizakari Saika Daiginjo presents a brilliant, crystal-clear appearance in the glass. The aromatic profile is elegantly floral and fruity, characterized by delicate notes of melon, pear, and a hint of white blossoms. On the palate, this Daiginjo is light to medium-bodied, offering a silky texture and a refined balance of subtle sweetness and crisp acidity. The finish is clean, dry, and remarkably smooth, showcasing the complexity achieved through high polishing of the rice grains.

Food Pairing

This sophisticated sake pairs beautifully with light appetizers, such as sashimi, fresh oysters, or a delicate scallop carpaccio. It also complements lightly seasoned steamed vegetables and mild creamy cheeses.

$51.21
Nakano Kunizakari Saika Daiginjo Sake - 1.8 Litre Bottle
$51.21

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Description

This premium sake hails from the Aichi Prefecture in Japan. It is produced by the Nakano Sake Brewery, an esteemed establishment founded in 1844 that has spent nearly two centuries perfecting the art of fermentation. The brewery is renowned for its commitment to 'Kunizakari', a philosophy centered on creating sake that reflects the prosperity and rich cultural heritage of the region.

Sake Description

Nakano Kunizakari Saika Daiginjo presents a brilliant, crystal-clear appearance in the glass. The aromatic profile is elegantly floral and fruity, characterized by delicate notes of melon, pear, and a hint of white blossoms. On the palate, this Daiginjo is light to medium-bodied, offering a silky texture and a refined balance of subtle sweetness and crisp acidity. The finish is clean, dry, and remarkably smooth, showcasing the complexity achieved through high polishing of the rice grains.

Food Pairing

This sophisticated sake pairs beautifully with light appetizers, such as sashimi, fresh oysters, or a delicate scallop carpaccio. It also complements lightly seasoned steamed vegetables and mild creamy cheeses.