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Nigori Nama Happo Sakes

Namazake sake is an unpasteurized sake; Nigorizake is an unfiltered sake. These are amazing sakes, full of freshness, and are comparable to natural wines! Under the tongue there are unique notes of ferments. Exclusive sensations to this type of sake. Beware, they are to be drunk soon after opening.

Our advice : Choose a Nama sake, or Happo, if you're ready to discover the lively, sometimes breezy or sparkling side of this type of sake. For nigori, you will have something very rich, not always easy to marry with a dish, but can work wonderfully when the pairing is a success. Try with desserts !

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  • Aromatic profile: Expressive, fruity
  • Brand: Yamanashi Meijo (Yamanashi)
Shichiken Yamanokasumi sparkling Japanese sake bottle 72cl
Shichiken Sparkling is made using a double fermentation process called binaï niji hakko. At the end of fermentation, the filtration is intentionally incomplete, usu nigori, and so the material is kept in order to trigger a second fermentation in the bottle. Sparkling, fine and fruity <span...
€47.00Price
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Shichiken Yamanokasumi sparkling Japanese sake bottle 72cl
Shichiken Sparkling is made using a double fermentation process called binaï niji hakko. At the end of fermentation, the filtration is intentionally incomplete, usu nigori, and so the material is kept in order to trigger a second fermentation in the bottle. Sparkling, fine and fruity <span...
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Shichiken Yamanokasumi sparkling Japanese Sake bottle 36cl
Shichiken Sparkling is made using a double fermentation process called binaï niji hakko. At the end of fermentation, the filtration is intentionally incomplete, usu nigori, and so the material is kept in order to trigger a second fermentation in the bottle. Sparkling, fine and fruity <span...
€27.00Price
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Shichiken Yamanokasumi sparkling Japanese Sake bottle 36cl
Shichiken Sparkling is made using a double fermentation process called binaï niji hakko. At the end of fermentation, the filtration is intentionally incomplete, usu nigori, and so the material is kept in order to trigger a second fermentation in the bottle. Sparkling, fine and fruity <span...
€27.00Price
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