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Brand: Samurai Whisky
Samurai Junmai Daiginjo is a premium Japanese sake,polished to perfection and brewed with top-tier rice and pristine water. The delicate fruit and floral aromas combine with elegant umami for a refined,balanced profile. Smooth and silky,it is ideal for sipping chilled or pairing with subtle Japanese cuisine. A masterful representation of refined sake craftsmanship.
| Nose | Floral aromas,melon,pear,and subtle rice sweetness |
| Palate | Smooth and delicate with soft fruit,honeyed notes,and elegant umami |
| Finish | Clean,crisp finish with lingering floral and rice character |
SKU: SF-2443-TJWS
Categories: Asian Whisky
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