"Harusame," "Taragawa," and "Chuko" Collection ① Ryukyu Awamori Miyazato Shuzo "Harusame" Unfiltered 44% ABV, 1800ml [Bottled in 2015] Manufacturer: Miyazato Shuzo Product Name: Ryukyu Awamori Harusame Aging Period: 10 years aged sake Alcohol Content: 44% ABV Volume: 1800ml Ingredients: Rice Koji Bottling Date: 2015.09.11 "Harusame 44% ABV" is an unfiltered (muroka) Awamori made by Miyazato Shuzo, with an alcohol content of 44%. Unlike the standard "Harusame," this Awamori has a rich and deep flavor, omitting the filtration process to allow for a deeper appreciation of the original flavor and aroma of the Awamori. ● This is a 10-year-old unfiltered 44% ABV. How about it for your New Year's sake? ※ If you purchase with other items on sale, please comment before purchasing. We will discount it somewhat. ② Honba Awamori Taragawa 2000 Limited Edition of 2000 Bottles 40% ABV 1800ml [25-year-old aged sake] Unopened. (No gift box) Manufacturer: Taragawa Co., Ltd. Product Name: Honba Awamori Taragawa 2000 Aging Period: 25 years aged sake Alcohol Content: 40% ABV Volume: 1800ml Ingredients: Rice Koji Limited Edition: 1164/2000 This is a limited edition of 2000 bottles commemorating the year 2000. The bottling date is 2000, and 25 years have passed since bottling. ● There is a purchase history memo on the back of the bottle. ③ Honba Awamori Chuko Shuzo "Chuko" 43% ABV, 1800ml [24-year-old aged sake] Unopened. (No gift box) Manufacturer: Chuko Shuzo Co., Ltd. Product Name: Honba Awamori Chuko Aging Period: 24 years aged sake Alcohol Content: 43% ABV Volume: 1800ml Ingredients: Rice Koji Bottling Date: 2004.10.20 Cap Seal System From Showa 58 (1983) to Heisei 16 (2004): Marked as "Honba Awamori." ● The cap seal indicates Honba Awamori, and there is a barcode on the label. As it is Honba Awamori and has a barcode, the addition of barcodes is said to have started around 1995. Bottling Date: 2004.10.20, Given the aged sake notation on the label, Aging Period: (21 years + 3 years aged sake) 24 years aged sake. ● How about it for gatherings during the New Year holidays? I think it is a very easy-to-drink and well-matured aged sake Awamori.