Japansese rice wine
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![]() Junmai Daiginjo High quality and highly milled rice, without added alcohol. More than50% of the rice grain removed. |
![]() Daiginjo Highly milled rice, without alcohol added. More than50% of the rice grain removed. |
![]() Junmai Ginjo Milled rice, without alcohol added. More than50% of the rice grain removed. |
![]() Ginjo Highly milled rice,without alcohol added More than60% of the rice grain removed. |
![]() Junmai-shu Milled rice, More than70% of the rice grain removed. |
![]() Honjozo More than70% of the rice grain removed. Distilled alcohol is added. |