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JapanTasting · PalateMellow rice, rich and rounded.
Revived Kikusui sake riceKikusui
TypeSake
OriginJapan
ABV17%
Sake
KikusuiKikusui Sakamai Junmai Daiginjo Genshu Sake
Made from the Kikusui rice strain, revived in the mid-1990s from just 25 grains.
Japan17% ABV
$65.99720 ml bottle
Size: 720 ml
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About this sake
Made from the Kikusui rice strain, revived in the mid-1990s from just 25 grains. This undiluted Junmai Daiginjo has deep, sophisticated aromas of fresh-cut apple and mellow rice flavours, rich and rounded.
Tasting notes
NoseFresh-cut apple.
PalateMellow rice, rich and rounded.
FinishElegant.
Details
| Brand | Kikusui |
| Type | Sake |
| Country | Japan |
| ABV | 17% |
| Size | 720 ml |

Pair it withHakutsuru Excellent Junmai Sake$20.99
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Delivery hoursMon–Wed 8:30am–9pm · Thu–Sat 8:30am–9:30pm · Sun 10:30am–9:30pm
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chill, pour, sip
How to serve — our serving guide.
- 1Slightly chilled.


got questions?
Answers from our notes on this bottle.
What does it taste like?
Nose: Fresh-cut apple. Palate: Mellow rice, rich and rounded. Finish: Elegant.
How should I serve it?
Slightly chilled.
How strong is it?
17% ABV.
Where is it from?
Japan.
Is delivery free?
Yes — free delivery anywhere on Manhattan’s main island by our own riders. Roosevelt Island and Marble Hill aren’t covered.
from the producer
Kikusui is a sake brewery in Niigata, Japan; its Funaguchi, launched in 1972, was Japan's first nama sake sold to the public.
BrandKikusui
TypeSake
OriginJapan
Japan
JapanJapan · illustrative, not to scale
- Junmai Daiginjo genshu (undiluted)
- Revived Kikusui sake rice
- Polished to 40%
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