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180ml / 196g / 9.9cm compact size sake aluminum can "KURA ONE"
"Heavy, bulky, and breakable," have you ever stopped buying sake as a souvenir? "I have a small aluminum can, but I'm worried about what kind of alcohol is in it."
KURA ONE is a new sake launched in January 2023. We select sake breweries and brands based on strict criteria to handle only representative brands of sake breweries that have won awards both in Japan and overseas. After entering the aluminum can, we have the sake brewery check the taste.
The label design is reminiscent of a 720ml glass bottle, and it's written in English and Roman letters, so it's okay if you don't understand Japanese. By reading the QR code on the label, detailed content will be displayed in Japanese, English, French, Chinese Traditional, and Chinese Simplified.
In addition, the container has a high recycling rate and is an excellent product that blocks 100% of ultraviolet rays that deteriorate sake. And it's light! If 180ml is a glass bottle, it is 360g, and an aluminum can is 196g. Almost half.
Light, unbreakable, small, the contents are the same sake as 720ml. New Japanese souvenirs have arrived!
Japanese https://sake.japanpage.jp/pages/kuraone_collection
English https://sake.japanpage.jp/en/pages/kuraone_collection
French https://sake.japanpage.jp/fr/pages/kuraone_collection
Traditional Chinese https://sake.japanpage.jp/zh-tw/pages/kuraone_collection
Simplified Chinese https://sake.japanpage.jp/zh-cn/pages/kuraone_collection
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KURA ONE is a 180ml aluminum sake can filled with representative brands of sake breweries that have won awards both domestically and internationally. At KURA ONE @MATCHA, we will introduce you to the regions and breweries where KURA ONE's sake was born, as well as a cool and new way to enjoy sake.
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