Yamanashi Meijo | 山梨铭酿株式会社 (七賢)

Shichiken Mori no Kanade Sparkling

$136.00 USD

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Tasting Notes

A truly unique sparkling sake, Shichiken Mori no Kanade undergoes secondary fermentation in the bottle, a process reminiscent of fine champagne. Carefully aged in mellow whiskey barrels, this sake develops a remarkable depth and complexity. The refreshing effervescence is complemented by delicate notes of oak and soft sweetness, evoking the sensation of sunlight filtering through a tranquil forest. Crisp, cool, and exquisitely refined, this sake offers a one-of-a-kind drinking experience.

With its masterful balance of effervescence and barrel-aged complexity, Shichiken Mori no Kanade Sparkling stands as a singular expression of innovation in sake brewing. A perfect choice for those who appreciate both the elegance of sparkling wines and the depth of aged spirits.

Specifications

Style: Sparkling
ABV: 12%
Size: 720ml

Overview

Food Pairings: Pairs beautifully with seared tuna accented by yuzu kosho, roasted lamb in a fragrant estragon sauce, and even rich, velvety chocolate.

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