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Hiroki Junmai Daiginjo

SKU: 01H-0107

Hiroki

€78,00 EUR

(€108,33 EUR / 1 l)

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720 ml

A cult sake that is considered one of the most difficult to procure in Japan

Tastes like: Pineapple, apples, canteloupe and mango, refreshing and elegant, dry finish

Imagine a warm day on the beach, and that is Hiroki- sunshine in a bottle. We love the tropical fruits that unravel from each sip and comes out as the temperature rises. And with each sip brings a smile to our faces. It is a well blended sake that brings about the perfect balance of acidity and freshness, yet still elegant and restrained at the same time. If you close your eyes, maybe you'll hear the waves crash against the shore.

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Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima Prefecture

Perfect for
White wine lovers of Sauvignon Blanc, sake enthusiasts and beginners alike
Enjoy it with
Fresh tomato and cucumber salad, seafood ceviche, sweet and sour chicken
How to store this sake
In the refrigerator, not warmer than 5°C
How to serve and enjoy this sake
Enjoy chilled. Indulge and serve in a white wine glass. We recommend a Riesling glass. Best consumed within 3 days after opening.

Additional Information

About the Brewery: Hiroki Shuzo

Founded during the Edo period Hiroki brewery is run by Kenji Hiroki, 9th generation owner and Toji. Mr. Hiroki worked an office job and did not brew sake until he was expected to take over for his aging father. When his father passed, the brewery almost shuttered due to his lack of experience. However, determined and with diligent guidance, Mr. Hiroki experimented and learned how to brew what he humbly believed was "decent sake". But it was more than decent, it was special and explosive.

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