The sake of the Seven Lucky Gods. This limited edition sake, normally only available in Japan around New Year's, is based around the motif of the Seven Lucky Gods of Japanese folklore, containing real flakes of pure gold to represent the hope for good wealth and prosperity in the new year. A honjozo sake, it has a light, dry, and sharp flavour that is best served cold and works well with savoury or spicy foods. Bring a little Japanese luck to your next celebration.Sake Category: Honjozo (rice wine)Sweet/Dry: DryFlavour: Sharp, lightDrinking Temperature: Chilled (5℃-10℃)Food Pairing: Delicious savoury or spicy foods, particularly from Chinese and Thai cuisines
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