Daiginjo "Owaramusume" -720ml / 12btls-
€19.13 per bottle
JPY ¥30,400 (Excl. Tax) Rate: JPY 100 = EUR 0.76
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Enjoy the elegant aroma and smooth, expansive taste.
| Volume | 720ml (per bottle) |
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| Number of Bottles | 12 bottles (as 1 case) |
| Body | Medium Body |
| Dry or Sweet | Slightly Dry |
| Raw Material | Rice, Rice malt, Distilled alcohol
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| Variety of Rice | Yamadanishiki |
| Appearance | Clear |
| Taste | A refreshing flavor that is nevertheless robust. |
| Aroma | A fruity aroma suggestive of muscat grapes and pears. |
| Suitable Temperature | Around 15°C |
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| Rice Milling Level | 50% |
| Alcohol Percentage | 15-16% |
| Sake Meter Value | 3-4 |
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Brewery Information
Tamaasahi Shuzo
Brewery located in Hokuriku
Takauchi, Toyama-shi, Toyama
One of Toyama Prefecture’s most historic breweries. Records date its founding to 1808, and it has produced a light, dry sake over the generations.
Tamaasahi Shuzo draws on its historic brews of the past, taking what is tried and true and blending it with the new, continuously presenting sake that is au courant for today’s trends.
Working out of Yao in Toyama Prefecture, an area blessed with abundant water and rice, we eschew mass production and deliver handmade products direct to our customers. We are committed to true, authentic brewing. We believe that this will produce sake that is lasting both in the aftertaste and in the memory of your mind’s eye.
- Import Duty
- Excise Duty
- VAT
- Customs clearance fee (if needed)
About our item prices:
are not included in the price.
Please kindly note that the consignee/importer pays for the customs, import / excise duty and customs clearance fee if required.
In that case, the payment is to be made directly to the courier service or to the Customs.
If you need further information about the tax/duty rate and policy, please see our Support page.
