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Balvenie 12 Years Old DoubleWood (700ML)

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Takara Shimane Muscat No Osa (720ML)

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Raw material: Shine Muscat, grape seed extract, shochu, sugar / Alc: 12%

Serving: : On the rock, with soda / Region: Kyoto 京都

With liqueur using cultivated Shine Muscat, you can enjoy the mellow taste of Shine Muscat and the deep taste of aged sake stored in barrels.

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Categories: All Products, Fruit Liqueur, Japanese Spirits, Junmai, Sake, Shochu (Liquor) Brand: Takara

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“Shimane Muscat” Grapes: A Luxurious Treat from Japan

Hailing from Shimane Prefecture, Japan, “Shine Muscat” grapes are a premium white grape variety renowned for their rich flavor and luxurious appeal. These delectable grapes, considered among the most exquisite muscat grapes, have gained immense popularity in recent years.

Characterized by their high sugar content and abundant juice, “Shine Muscat” grapes are meticulously crafted into wine using a 100% pure varietal expression. The resulting wine exudes an intense bouquet of grapey aromas, harmoniously balanced by the subtle notes of barrel-aged shochu. Upon tasting, one is greeted by a refreshing sweetness, complemented by a delightful touch of acidity that falls slightly below the levels typically found in Western white wines.