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Japanese Shochu & Awamori

HONKAKU KASUTORI (Sake-Kasu) SHOCHU “WATANABE 35” 35% 720ml

€29,99 EUR
€69,99 EUR €29,99 EUR
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The ultimate premium Shochu made by distilling the lees of Ginjo Sake, which won the world's highest award, and aging it in barrels for a long time at the building of the national treasure.

Stored in 5 types of barrels: Quercus crispula, sherry, brandy, bourbon, and American white oak.

It has a rich aroma like vanilla and coconut and a mellow, elegant and deep taste unique to long-term storage.

※ Sugar-Free, Purine-Free.

Ingredients

Sake kasu (Japan)

Alcohol

35 %

Remarks

Long-term storage liquor

Net quantity

720 ml

Company

WATANABE SHUZOTEN CO., LTD (Gifu, Japan)


You can also buy it from Amazon.de. 
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B091CSPC9S?ref=myi_title_dp

Customer Reviews

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Gino Chiffi
Great stuff

I absolutely love this shochu. It's very smooth. Also great service & communication from the seller.

Thank you very much for the review, Gino!
We are really honored that you could enjoy this shochu.

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Dara Kilmartin
A varied true reflection of shochu

Only a month back from Japan and tried both types of shochu, very well presented and great reminders. Very high quality

Thank you very much for your review, Dara.
We are proud that you could enjoy Japanese Shochu made from local pure water.

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C.
Excellent

Presentation, speed of delivery customer service was all top notch. And the person who got it as a gift was delighted with it. I will buy from here again.

Thank you for the great review. I'm so happy!

Like whiskey, the aromas of Shochu and Awamori have positive effects (and taste, of course), so I hope you and your friends continue to enjoy this unique Japanese Sake.

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Thomas Burke
Top notch

I bought it for my sister and her fiancé. They loved it.

Thank you very much for your message, Thomas!
We are proud to say that this product made a wonderful gift.

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Daniel
SDGs

Rich aroma from Ginjo Sake
Looking at the label calms my mind.

Exactly.
Like other shochu, I think this product is made with sustainability in mind.