Raifuku Junmai Daiginjo Ultra-Polished 8%
来福 純米大吟醸 超精米 8%
Raifuku Junmai Daiginjo Ultra-Polished 8% is a Junmai Daiginjo sake from Raifuku Shuzo in Ibaraki Prefecture (Hitachi Nishiki, polished to 8 %, 16 % ABV). Clean, crisp finish and fruity; slightly sweet and medium-bodied. From ¥13,970 for 720 ml (as of 7 Oct 2026).
- Junmai Daiginjo
- Hitachi Nishiki
- Polished 8 %
- ABV 16 %
- SMV +5
¥13,970 720 ml
The lowest price for one bottle of this size among the Rakuten and Yahoo! Shopping shops KIKI lists (sets divided by the number of bottles). Shipping may be extra.
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What does it taste like?
- Dry ↔ sweet
- slightly sweet
- Light ↔ rich
- medium-bodied
- Aroma
- pronounced
- Umami
- moderate
- Acidity
- low
Flavour words
Specs
- Type
- Junmai Daiginjo
- Rice
- Hitachi Nishiki
- Polishing ratio
- 8 %
- SMV (nihonshu-do)
- +5
- Acidity
- 1
- Alcohol
- 16 %
- Style
- Genshu (undiluted)
- Sizes
- 720 ml
- Location
- Ibaraki Prefecture
- Maker
- Raifuku Shuzo
Where the taste data comes from
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Foods that go with it
- Ingredients
- Cooking
- Seasoning
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How much does it cost?
The lowest price is ¥13,970 per 720 ml, the median ¥15,400 (9 shops with stock, as of 7 Oct 2026).
- Lowest listed
- ¥13,970per 720 ml
- Median
- ¥15,400per 720 ml · 9 shops
- List price
- ¥15,400720 ml · brewery website
For 720 ml, the lowest listed price ¥13,970 is 0.9 × the brewery’s list price of ¥15,400.
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