Sake
Article code 3.K.4
€13,99
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Refreshing Japanese alcoholic drink with the taste of umesho, a Japanese plum.
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€23,95
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A high-quality Japanese rice wine with a rich taste and a subtle sweetness.
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Article code 9.B.3
€41,75
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Dassai 45 is a premium Japanese sake known for its refined taste and excellent quality.
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€5,75
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Popular classic alcoholic drink from South Korea.
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Article code 9.C.3
€55,00
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Article code 9.D.2
€49,99
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A sake of unprecedented quality. A unique variant that will amaze you at how rice and water can come together and create a taste sensation of fruity and semi-sweet elements.
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€42,00
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The Junmai Daiginjo is made with water from Hakushu, known as one of the 100 best places in Japan for water. The sake is easy to drink and has a rich fruity aroma. Light and easy to combine with any type of food.
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€3,95
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The unique thing about this small bottle of Junmai is that the cap can also be used as a traditional sake drinking cup, making it easy and authentic to enjoy this sake. Contains 13.5% alcohol.
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€5,50
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Alcoholic drink made from rice.
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€7,95
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Sparkling alcoholic drink with a fresh floral flavor.
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€23,00
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Carbonated alcoholic drink made from rice.
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€6,95
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This sake offers a dry and refined experience on the tongue, with a full flavor and a balanced aroma. It can be enjoyed hot or cold and is excellent for cooking.
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€11,00
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Ozeki Junmai Sake is an alcoholic beverage made from rice
• Ideal for enjoying hot or cold
• Suitable for drinking and cooking Read more
• Ideal for enjoying hot or cold
• Suitable for drinking and cooking Read more
€9,50
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Premium Junmai sake with the original taste of the rice.
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Article code 9.D.2
€10,50
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This sake has a delicious fragrant and can be enjoyed at room temperature or cooled. Sake also referred to as a Japanese rice wine is an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting rice that has been polished to remove the bran.
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