Hiroki Hime-nadeshiko Junmai Daiginjo Size:720ml "Horohoroni" is a Japanese word

"Horohoroni" is a Japanese word evoking the pleasant tipsiness of a well-shared drink — and this Junmai Daiginjo from Ide Shuzo delivers exactly that

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Hiroki Hime-nadeshiko Junmai Daiginjo Size:720ml "Horohoroni" is a Japanese wordThe sake is brewed using yeast extracted from the flowers of the "Nadeshiko" (carnation) plant, which is cultivated from rice grown in Iwate Prefecture. You can enjoy the sake's fragrant aroma and refreshing aftertaste.