| Prefecture | Nagano |
| Brewery | Yukawa Shuzo |
| Rice | Miyamanishiki |
| Grade | Junmai |
| Speciality | Kimota Genshu |
| Polishing ratio | 65% |
| ABV | 13% |
| Sweetness | Medium Dry |
| Aroma | Rich, Full |
| Flavour | Cereal, Grain |
| Recommended temperature | Chilled, Room Temperature, Warm |
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16th Kurouemon Yamahai Junmai 13
$55.00
Pairing Suggestions
Cheese, Pasta, Heavy Cheese
| Size |
720ml |
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