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SPECIALIST VINEGAR GABA BERRY

NATURAL WIN CO.,LTD.

Rare cacao fruit, aged using the open-air earthenware fermentation method that has been passed down for over 200 years. This cacao vinegar, rich and mellow with a fragrant aroma, is enhanced with blueberry juice. A supportive vinegar to accompany your busy lifestyle. (Dilution: 2?7 times).

  • Reference price

    JPY 3,000

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Product information

      • Product No.

        0001

      • Origin

        Kagoshima

      • Volume(Volume Unit)

        500(ml)

      • Gross Weight (g)

        895

      • Expiration Date(Expiration Date Unit)

        2(year)

      • Pack Contents Quantity

        12

      • Case Size (L) (cm)

        32.0

      • Case Size (W) (cm)

        32.0

      • Case Size (H) (cm)

        32.0

      • Case Weight (kg)

        12.3

    ※Specifications are subject to change without notice. Please confirm at the time of purchase.

    Product features

      Rare cacao fruit is fermented and aged for over a year in an open-air jar brewery in Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, a tradition that has continued for over 200 years. The vinegar is made using a long-term fermentation and aging method. No refined sugar or high-fructose corn syrup is used, and instead, brown sugar from Okinawa and concentrated blueberry juice are used to create a rich, mellow flavor. "Good for drinking," "good for pickling," and "good for pouring." The mellow aroma of cacao and blueberries will elegantly refresh you!

      Additives

      No fructose glucose/seasonings (amino acids, etc.)/additives/preservatives/artificial sweeteners/acidifiers/flavorings/colorings are used.

      allergy

      None

      How to use

      Shake well and drink 20-30ml per day, diluted with 2-7 times the amount of cold water, hot water, carbonated water, etc.

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      Brand introduction

      • 1

        The essence of Japanese health culture: naturally fermented vinegar [Made in Kyushu]

        By trial and error to make our traditional 180-day static fermentation method, which has been used for over 200 years, even easier to drink, we aim to develop products that can be used to promote the health and beauty of the whole family, focusing on the nutritional value of the ingredients themselves, rich flavor, ease of use on a daily basis, and ease of continued use.

      • 2

        Vinegar products made with no additives

        Our development concept is "Delicious, healthy vinegar for everyday life." Not only do we focus on the ingredients and manufacturing process, but we also use absolutely no artificial sweeteners such as high fructose corn syrup, additives, preservatives, acidulants, flavorings, or colorings! This vinegar is not only delicious, but also healthy.

      • 3

        Various uses contribute to a healthy and beautiful lifestyle

        You can drink it hot or cold by diluting it with water, hot water, carbonated water, alcohol, milk, soy milk, etc., any way you like. You can also use it to make a simple dish with your favorite vegetables, such as cucumbers, pickles, radishes, and peppers. You can also mix it with black pepper to make a salad dressing. You can also pour it over your favorite dishes, such as fish, chicken, and ramen. Because it's convenient, we aim to be a brand you can continue to use every day and that you will love.

      Catalog

      • Natural Win Co., Ltd., the manufacturer and distributor of this product, is a company based in Aichi Prefecture. They are particular about fermentation methods and develop products that are free of additives and are better for your health the more you drink them.

      • Please check the allergy information here.

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