Sake Iwanoi i240 Yamahai Yamadanishiki Murokanamagenshu Junmai Ginjo
Sake Iwanoi i240 Yamahai Yamadanishiki Murokanamagenshu Junmai Ginjo is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Return and Refund Policy
Return and Refund Policy
Return Policy
To protect the provenance of delivered wines, exchange and returns are not allowed.
Corked Wines
While we make every attempt to provide wines of good quality and provenance, we cannot guarantee the personal 'drinkability' for every bottle we sell. It is the industry standard that older wines are purchased "as is" and at the buyer's risk as to the drinkability of the wine. This policy includes "corked" wines (those tainted with TCA and smell of wet cardboard). This wine fault occurred during the cork selection process and is completely out of our control. For the aforementioned reasons, no refund or exchange will be granted.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
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Sake Iwanoi i240 Yamahai Yamadanishiki Murokanamagenshu Junmai Ginjo
Sake Iwanoi i240 Yamahai Yamadanishiki Murokanamagenshu Junmai Ginjo is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
This Sake is made with very hard water, using an old-style Yamahai method.It has a strong and deep taste with a sharp tang. Drink it slowly from a small cup with food.
To commemorate its 300th anniversary, Iwase Brewery has introduced the i240 series with a new label. The “i” stands for Iwanoi, and “240” represents the hardness of the water used. This series uses hard water, which is rich in minerals, significantly affecting the sake’s flavor, as 80% of sake is water. In Japan, most water is soft, while Europe and North America have more hard water. For comparison, Evian has a hardness of 304, making it ultra-hard water, while South Alps Natural Water has a hardness of 30, making it soft water. The water used for Iwanoi’s sake has a hardness of 240, providing a high mineral content.This unique flavor, unlike any other sake, is offered using the same brewing method but with different sake rice varieties.
Country: Japan
Region: Chiba
Type: Sake
Rice: Yamadanishiki
Polished: 50%
Volume: 720ml
Alcohol: 17%
Taste: Medium Dry