Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori Japanese Sake 720mL

Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori (Hakutsuru Sayuri Junmai Nigori Sake)Nigori Junmai Sake | Japan (Hyōgo Prefecture, Nada District) | Rice Polished to 70% | ABV 12.5% | SMV –11 (Sweet) | Acidity 1.6 | Vegan-friendly, Gluten-freeProcess & ProfileHakutsuru Sayuri is a Junmai Nigori sakemeaning it's coarsely filtered to retain rice sediment, resulting in a creamy and cloudy appearance with enhanced sweetness and texture. Crafted with 70% polished domestic Japanese rice and Hakutsuru’s proprietary yeast, it's twice-pasteurized for stability. Produced in the famed Nada region of Hyōgo Prefecture, its silky profile is rooted in traditional sake-making practices.Tasting Notes Nose:Soft and floral with hints of cherry blossom, white grape, banana, and melon Palate:Rich, creamy, and smooth—sweet rice flavors meld with lush fruit and a velvety mouthfeel Finish:Clean with a gently sweet, lingering finish balanced by moderate acidity What Makes It Special Classic nigori (cloudy) styleoffering both lush sweetness and creamy texture Considered vegan-friendly and gluten-freebroadening dietary appeal Rated SMV –11indicating pronounced sweetness, balanced an acidity of 1.6 One of the top-selling imported nigori sakes in Americawith accolades such as a Gold Medal the L.A. Int’l Wine Competition Soft, approachable expression great for those new to sake or seeking a sweeter style How to EnjoyBest served chilled(ideally around 10 °C) to showcase its creamy body and fruity notes. Works well with spicy cuisine, creamy desserts, or even as a chilled dessert on its own.FAQ What type of sake is Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori? It's a Junmai Nigori sake, coarsely filtered to retain rice sediment and creaminess. What is the alcohol content of Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori? Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori is bottled at 12.5% ABV. How does Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori taste? Expect soft floral aromas, sweet rice, melon and grape fruit flavors, all wrapped in a creamy, lush texture. What makes Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori unique? Its creamy texture, lush sweetness (SMV –11), and status as a top imported nigori sake make it stand out. How should Hakutsuru Sayuri Nigori be served? Best enjoyed chilled, either as a refreshing dessert or paired with spicy dishes where its sweetness provides contrast.