天吹 Amabuki Apollon

€33.50

Content: 0.72 Liter (€46.53 / 1 Liter)

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Product number: SA17-07

Alcohol: 9% vol.
Bottle Size: 720ml
Prefecture: Saga
Style: Sake as base, with Blood-Orange, with Plum (Ume)
Drinking temp.: chilled (5-7°C), on the rocks
Item number: SA17-07
Ingredients: sake (rice), ume plums, blood oranges, sugar, acidifier (vitamin C) and natural colour
Food pairing: Desserts & Sweets

Amabuki Apollon

A fruit-forward sake made from blood oranges, ume plums, and grapefruit. Its profile is characterized by a lively interplay of sweetness and acidity, which gives it lightness and freshness. Aromatically, it displays a juicy fruitiness and tremendous clarity which are appealing both straight and in cocktails. It is particularly suitable as an aperitif, but can also be used as a base for creative cocktails.

The Producer

天吹 Amabuki

Founded 1688. The Name Amabuki means -wind from heaven-. Rice from Saga prefecture and the mild water from Seburi mountain are brewed by a young generation of sake brewers. A special development of the brewery is flower blossom yeast. The brewery grows its own rice without using pesticides.

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Classification of Premium Sake

For high quality sake, rice is polished prior to processing with the goal of eliminating the bran and protein which encase the starch held at the center of the rice grain. The smaller the rice polishing ratio (expressed as a percentage of the original rice weight), the finer and more aromatic the sake. Learn more about the different classes of of Premium Sake...

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