Inishie no Iwai Celebration Selection 27-year Vintage (Limited to 500 Sets)
Your next event needs something special, and there is no better way to celebrate than this limited edition tasting set.
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Description
Celebrate the taste of long-aged sake at your next special occasion with the Inishie no Iwai set. With each vintage, you can experience the particulars of a different brewery. Each bottle is aged for over ten years and features the distinct flavors of matured rice, perfect for New Years!
(1995 Kamaya / Kamaya brewery)
60% polished rice, 18% alcohol by volume.
A deep flavor created by floral and banana fragrances and acidity perfectly balanced by mild sweetness.
(2001 Tenon / Kawajiri brewery)
70% polished rice, 20% alcohol by volume.
Vanilla, chestnut and banana notes come together in this deeply flavored sake.
(2005 Suwaizumi / Suwa brewery)
65% polished rice 18% alcohol by volume.
After two years of tank aging, this fragrant junmai expresses the pleasant scent of almond and spices, rounded by a lingering balance of sweetness and acidity remniscent of Japanese citrus.
Dietary Restrictions
- Gluten-free
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Pescetarian
Technical Details
- Product weight: 1567 gr
- Product height: 8 cm
- Product width: 23 cm
- Product length: 23 cm
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Region
Inishie no Iwai Celebration Selection 27-year Vintage (Limited to 500 Sets) is produced in Saitama prefecture.
Producer
Kamaya
Saitama Prefecture
In 1748, Kamaya Shinpachi, an Omi merchant, built a sake brewery on the location of an old post town crossing the Nikko Kaido and Nakasendo Highways, near Edo.
He noticed the advantage of the location's proximity to such a major commercial center, excellent sake rice in Musashino and the abundant water of the nearby Tone River.
Today, Kamaya mainly brews specially classified sake and spare no efforts in our focus on brewing the old-fashioned way, using only the best quality rice.
He noticed the advantage of the location's proximity to such a major commercial center, excellent sake rice in Musashino and the abundant water of the nearby Tone River.
Today, Kamaya mainly brews specially classified sake and spare no efforts in our focus on brewing the old-fashioned way, using only the best quality rice.
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