Bishamon Sake
Bishamon Sake Story
Bishamon Group owner “Takaaki Kohyama” went to the famous giant “Kikusui” sake brewing company to make the sake himself. He did his best to bring out the premium quality and delicious taste he was striving for.
300ml
$24.00
720ml
$57.00
Characteristics
| Category | Junmai Ginjo |
| Taste | Mid-Dry |
| Flavor | Fruity Aroma |
| Alcohol | 15% |
| Rice Remaining Ratio | 55% |
| Japanese Sake Level (SMV) | 3.5 ~ 4.0 |
| Distributed | Bishamon Group |
| Imported | Mutual Trading Co,Inc. |
| Produced | Kikusui Sake Co.Ltd. |
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