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Zuisen Awamori ISW 2007

Zuisen Awamori ISW 2007

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Zuisen Awamori ISW 2007

Zuisen Awamori ISW 2007

Regular price $219.99
Regular price Sale price $219.99

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This Awamori ISW 2007 is one of the better bottles you are likely to find anywhere, Zuisen have won international awards for their excellent brew. Awamori has been produced in Okinawa since at least the 15thcentury. Originally introduced by Thai traders, Awamori is still made using imported Indica long rice...

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Alc. Content: 43%

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Bottle Size: 90cl

Delivery in 7-10 Days Worldwide

SKU:N2049

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This Awamori ISW 2007 is one of the better bottles you are likely to find anywhere, Zuisen have won international awards for their excellent brew. Awamori has been produced in Okinawa since at least the 15thcentury. Originally introduced by Thai traders, Awamori is still made using imported Indica long rice...

Distillery: dekantā

Alc. Content: 43%

Whisky Type:

 

Bottle Size: 90cl

Delivery in 7-10 Days Worldwide

SKU:N2049

Zuisen Awamori ISW 2007 $219.99
This Awamori ISW 2007 is one of the better bottles you are likely to find anywhere, Zuisen have won international awards for their excellent brew. Awamori has been produced in Okinawa since at least the 15thcentury. Originally introduced by Thai traders, Awamori is still made using imported Indica long rice from Thailand. However, this does not mean that the drink is similar to something you may find in Thailand, as the Okinawans made a substantial contribution to the distillation process, they incorporated and invented new techniques. It has long had a reputation for being an excellent alcoholic drink. In fact, during the ages where Okinawa was an independent kingdom, it often sent Awamori as tribute to its powerful neighbours of China and Japan. Evidently, this worked quite well, as both the Japanese and the Chinese were content to leave the islands independent, providing they received their share of the local booze.