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<Japanese Ingredients> Sake, Refreshing Beverage, Seafood, Seasonings, |
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I want to offer brand wines that competitors don't have. Additionally, I wish to directly import sake from Japanese breweries.
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Not just Daiginjo, I want to offer a variety of Japanese sake. I hope to introduce Japanese breweries.
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I want to directly import various Japanese ingredients and hope to receive the goods in a short period.
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Product Name |
Ingredients |
Rice Polishing Ratio |
Additional Alcohol |
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Junmai Daiginjo |
Water, Rice, Rice Koji |
Below 50% |
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Special Designation Sake
At least Grade 3 rice or higher
Koji Rice: At least 15% |
Junmai Ginjo Sake |
Below 60% |
Special Junmai Sake |
Below 70% |
Junmai Sake |
No specific regulation |
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Daiginjo Sake |
Water, Rice, Rice Koji
*Brewing Alcohol: Less than 10% of the total rice quantity |
Below 50% |
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Ginjo Sake |
Below 60% |
Special Honjozo Sake |
Below 70% |
Honjozo Sake |
Below 70% |
Futsushu (Regular Sake with Alcohol Addition Only): |
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No specific regulation |
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No specific regulation |
Futsushu (Regular Sake with Alcohol Addition and Other Additives) |
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<Voices of Owners and Chefs Who Have Embraced Japanese Sake> |
1.San Francisco City |
We had been receiving requests from our regular customers for Japanese sake directly imported from Japanese breweries for quite some time, and we finally made it happen. |
2.Los Angeles City |
Japanese sake offers a range of flavors similar to wine, and we enjoy exploring this diversity with our customers. Finally, we can provide authentic 'Made in Japan' drinks. |
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