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DEWAZAKURA

Dewazakura Ouka Ginjyo Sake

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  1. Description
Japanese Name: 出羽桜 桜花 吟醸酒 

The Dewazakura Ouka Ginjyo Sake was released in 1980, with the intention of allowing the public to enjoy ginjyo-type sake at an affordable price. Its strong fruit fragrances and the refreshing aftertaste was well-received, and triggered the so-called 'Ginjyo boom'. Best served chilled or at room temperature.

2020 International Wine Challenge: Bronze
2018 International Wine Challenge: Silver
2016 International Wine Challenge: Gold and Trophy Winner
2015 International Wine Challenge: Gold and Trophy Winner
2014 U.S. National Sake Appraisal: Grand Prize

Prefecture: Yamagata
SMV: +5
Alcohol: 15%
Volume: 720ML
Region:Yamagata
Appearance:

Clear

Grade:Ginjyo
Producer:DEWAZAKURA
Alcohol percentage:15
Serving temprature:Chilled
Characteristics:
Sweetness

Tart Fruits & Flowers

Dry

Sweet

Tannin

Low

Low tannin

High tannin

Body

Light-bodied

Light-bodied

Medium-bodied

Full-bodied

Rice polishing ratio

50

Cleaner, lighter-bodied flavours

Deeper, fuller-bodied flavours

Sake meter value

+5

Sweet

Normal

Dry

Palate:
Its strong fruit fragrances and the refreshing aftertaste was well-received, and triggered the so-called 'Ginjyo boom'.
Please note that taste might differ between individuals
Food pairing:
Sushi & Sashimi
Expert review:
Saketora
Fresh and fruity, this Ginjo is well-received and especially famous for its aroma, which even SK-II took as reference when developing their cosmetic products. The quality is so high that it is even imported to the UK by the oldest British wine distributor.
Background:
The Dewazakura Ouka Ginjyo Sake was released in 1980, with the intention of allowing the public to enjoy ginjyo-type sake at an affordable price. Its strong fruit fragrances and the refreshing aftertaste was well-received, and triggered the so-called 'Ginjyo boom'. Best served chilled or at room temperature.<br><br>2020 International Wine Challenge: Bronze<br>2018 International Wine Challenge: Silver<br>2016 International Wine Challenge: Gold and Trophy Winner<br>2015 International Wine Challenge: Gold and Trophy Winner<br>2014 U.S. National Sake Appraisal: Grand Prize
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