Have You Ever Had Sake With Gold Leaf ?
In Japan, sake with gold leaf is usually used as a gift or appreciated at ceremonial occasions e.g. traditional Japanese wedding receptions, festivals and the New Year Day. Gold leaf floating on sake makes ceremonial events even more special, imparting an air of luxury to the events.
Today, we'd like to introduce you Sake - Special Gold Kamotsuru Daiginjo 720ml Round Bottle 16 Degrees, a Daiginjo sake with gold leaf that you can enjoy an elegant aroma and a rich taste. Although it is a Daiginjo, it is a sake that goes well with cooking and can be widely used. |
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Elegant and aromatic, a popular sake that has been selling well since 1958.
A signature sake of Kamotsuru Brewery. Brewed using the sake rice harvested from the plateau of northern Hiroshima and underground water drawn in freezing winter, this sake is aromatic, rich and elegant. Bottled together with sakura-shaped gold foil, it looks classy and has been widely received by Japanese customers since its first release in 1958. It was first used for the golden wedding of the Emperor and Empress Showa in 1974. |
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What is Kamotsuru Brewery?
The brand name “Kamotsuru” was given in 1873, by Wahei Kimura, one of the three patrons of sake brewed in Saijo. The brewer was incorporated in 1918. The quality of Kamotsuru sake is highly praised, having won the Gold Medal at the Annual Japan Sake Awards for 18 consecutive years, from 1970.
As a recent high profile event, the U.S. President Barack Obama enjoyed Kamotsuru sake at a meal with Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in April 2014. Japan’s leading sake brewer’s Kamotsuru ginjo-shu products are enjoyed by many sake lovers and in various settings across the world. |
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Origin of the cherry petal-shaped gold leaf
The cherry petal-shaped gold leaf in the Special Gold Kamotsuru Daiginjo was actually a square when it was first launched, and was first used for the golden wedding of the Emperor and Empress Showa in 1974, when the gold leaf was cut out in the shape of cherry petals and floated on the sake cup to toast the couple.
On this occasion, each piece was cut and decorated in the shape of a petal by hand and delivered. This honour has long been passed on at Kamotsuru, and since 1997 (Heisei 9), it has also been used for commercial products. gold leaf of Special Gold Kamotsuru Daiginjo is now in the shape of cherry blossom petals. |
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Add color to auspicious occasions
There is a pair of cranes depicted on the label. The two edible, cherry petal-shaped gold flakes in each bottle are meant to represent two cranes who’ve mated for life - the husband and wife cranes are said to be together for life and add color to auspicious occasions. |
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Daiginjo sake with a rich taste that you can enjoy with cooking
Only the best rice for sake brewing, grown in the rich nature of the northern plateau of Hiroshima Prefecture, is carefully selected, meticulously polished and brewed slowly in the cold with natural underground well water. Its elegant aroma and mellow taste is excellent for cooking.
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Characteristics
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Find your center with Special Gold Kamotsuru Daiginjo
The gold isn’t the only thing that sets this sake apart from the rest. From its strawberry, banana nose, to its fresh, tropical flavor, Special Gold Kamotsuru Daiginjo brightens the heart. Like taking in a deep breath from the top of Mt. Fuji, this brew will help you find your center.
Simply place an order and try it with your friends and loved ones right away!
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