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SKU: 01J-0107

Jikon

€45,00 EUR

(€62,50 EUR / 1 l)

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Only available for pickup at SUI SUI

Next estimated availability September 2024

720 ml

The introductory product of Jikon, one of the most sought-after sake brands

Tastes like: Melon, ginger, pear, citrus fruits, fresh, lively, crisp and fragrant

Aromas of fresh fruits, natural umami and acidity. This is an all-rounder sake of Jikon, one of the most sought-after sake brands at the moment.

You've heard of Jikon and want to give it a try? Then pick this one. This is Jikon's introductory product and demonstrates the brewery's outstanding skills. Keep the higher-end Jikon sakes for later because you'll find yourself grabbing them anyway after tasting this one!

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Mie Prefecture

Mie Prefecture

Sake with a cult following
A difficult sake to find, even in Japan
Perfect for
A relaxed evening, pairing with food, gift
Enjoy it with
Sashimi, grilled scampi, tomato salad
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.

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About the Brewery: Jikon / Kiyasho Shuzo

A rare product to find, Jikon has a cult following among sake enthusiasts. Onishi san, Toji and owner, painstakingly controls all aspect of the production ensuring the perfect humidity and temperature at each stage of the process. The result is a gorgeous sake that is easy to drink with juicy fruitiness, freshness, light sweetness and very balanced acidity making it a favorite amongst many. As it is small-batch hand-made sake using local rice, the sakes are difficult to get a hand on even in Japan.

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