Dio Abita

SKU: 01M-2007

Mimurosugi

€42,20 EUR
(€58,61 EUR / 1 l)
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Gerichtstraße 56
13347 Berlin
Germany

720 ml
A juicy and energetic sake from the spiritual land of Nara prefecture
Tastes like: refreshing lemonade, freshly cut green apple, juicy orange, clean umami
Dio Abita means " God resides" in Italian. It is brewed with the mountain water of Mt. Miwa, called "Water of God", where it is believed that the god of sake resides. The juiciness and lemonade-like aroma is so fun and lively, you can feel the energy of the young brewing craftsmen.
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Nara Prefecture

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Nara Prefecture

  • Perfect for

    those who are new to sake, those who are interested in tasting a piece of history and mythology

  • Enjoy it with

    Peking duck, aubergine with miso sauce, pomme frites with chilli mayo

  • 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.

Additional Information

Rice / Rice Polishing Rate Yamadanishiki / 60%
Category Tokubetsu Junmai Genshu
Alcohol 13% ABV
Rice / Rice Polishing Rate Yamadanishiki / 60%
Category Tokubetsu Junmai Genshu
Alcohol 13% ABV
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About the Brewery: Mimurosugi / Iminashi Shuzo

Founded in 1660 in the ancient land of Nara prefecture, this temple brewery embraces the history and tradition of 360 years. The water they use to brew their sake is from the mountain water of Miwayama, where the God of Sake is believed to reside. The brewery hand craft their sake with the legacy of Japanese mythology and local rice and water blessed by the god of sake.

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