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26 Jun 2019

Food Pairing : KATANA Extra Dry Junmai Ginjo

by PIL | posted in: Blog | 0

A full-bodied drink with SMV+7, this super-dry sake has a strong presence and thick flavor with almost no perceptible smell or sweetness.

Its excellent flavor, dryness and acidity pair well with bold, sweet, or oily foods. (ex.) Tempura, Sushi, rich-flavor meats and fish such as steak, fried pork, yakitori chicken, eel, and yellowtail.

 

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