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Cedar-Aged Sake
Jpn Sake Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake
Sake4.7(11 reviews)
Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake is a traditional Japanese sake aged in cedar casks, imparting a unique woody character. This honjozo style offers a smooth, balanced profile with subtle sweetness and a hint of vanilla. Perfect for those seeking an authentic sake experience with a touch of elegance.
Bottle Size
Selected Price
₹3,500/ 750 ML
Efficiency
₹140
per 30ml
ABV
15%
Region
Japan
Category
Sake
Type
Premium
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Origin: Japan
Japan
Japan has earned its place among the world's finest spirit and sake producers. Japanese distillers blend Scottish tradition with meticulous Japanese craftsmanship, while sake breweries continue millennia-old rice fermentation practices.
Climate
Four distinct seasons with pure mountain water
Famous For
Yamazaki, Hibiki, Dassai Sake
Craftsmanship & Heritage
Jpn Sake Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake stands as a benchmark within the Sake landscape. Produced by the legendary Sake, this expression embodies a tradition of excellence specifically for the kolkata market.
With an ABV of 15%, every bottle is distilled with precision, featuring notes of Cedar wood, Vanilla, Subtle sweetness, Smooth, Earthy undertones.
Flavor Intensity
sweet40%
smokey30%
spicy10%
fruity20%
body50%
🍽️ Perfect Pairings
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Grilled meats🧀
Sushi🍫
Aged cheeses“The right pairing elevates both the spirit and the plate. We recommend serving at room temperature for the full aromatic experience.”
Expert Q&A
QWhat does 'Honjozo' mean?
Honjozo is a grade of sake where a small amount of distilled alcohol is added to enhance aroma and flavor, resulting in a lighter, smoother taste.
QWhat is 'Taruzake'?
Taruzake refers to sake aged in cedar barrels, which imparts a distinctive woody aroma and flavor, often associated with traditional Japanese sake.
QHow should I serve Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake?
It is best served slightly chilled (around 10-15°C) or at room temperature to appreciate its cedar notes. Avoid overheating.
QWhat foods pair well with this sake?
It pairs excellently with grilled meats, sushi, tempura, and aged cheeses. The cedar notes complement smoky flavors.
QWhat is the alcohol content of this sake?
Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake has an ABV of 15%, typical for most premium sakes.
Customer Reviews
Real ratings from verified buyers and enthusiasts
AVERAGE RATING
4.7
Based on 3 Reviews
Tasting Dimensions
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4.7 / 5.0Taste & FlavorComplexity and palate richness
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4.7 / 5.0Value for MoneyPrice to quality benchmark
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5.0 / 5.0Smoothness & FinishMellowness and lingering aftertaste
Rating Distribution
Breakdown of reviewer opinions
4.7/5
3 Verified Ratings
5 Star
67%
4 Star
33%
3 Star
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2 Star
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100% Verified Customer InsightsAll ratings originate from registered purchases within India and local excise beverages corporation outlets.
Latest Customer Feedbacks (3)
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Subhashis Sen
VerifiedSalt Lake, Kolkata • May 12, 2026
Taste: 5/5Value: 5/5
“Absolutely spectacular! Visited a local outlet in Salt Lake and picked up Jpn Sake Bunraku Honjozo Taruzake. At ₹3,500 in Kolkata, this represents incredible value. The notes of Cedar wood and Vanilla pair phenomenally well with home-cooked Mutton Kosha. Highly recommended!”
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Ananya Banerjee
VerifiedPark Street, Kolkata • May 07, 2026
Taste: 4/5Value: 5/5
“A highly sophisticated Rice Wine by Sake. Wonderfully smooth on the throat with subtle hints of Cedar wood and Subtle sweetness. Serving this neat during a family gathering in Park Street was a major hit, especially alongside local Chicken Kabiraji!”
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Siddharth Mukhopadhyay
VerifiedBallygunge, Kolkata • April 29, 2026
Taste: 5/5Value: 4/5
“I'm thoroughly impressed by Sake's execution here. The palate is extremely rich with a refined finish highlighting Vanilla. At the Kolkata price of ₹3,500, it's easily one of the best choices in its segment paired with Baked Sandesh.”
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