Jun Daiti

Jun Daiti, from Brasil. The only details I can find is that it's got 13% alcohol, which tastes several percentage points low. In a bad way. My understanding is that this is actually based on the Gekkeikan USA product, and also listed with Diageo! Not much information to be found out there about this, but just as well, there's nothing particularly redeeming here, other than, depending on your point of view, the "design" (because, a search for "jun daiti" pulls up lots of similar looking/sounding design blogs.) And, skimming off the top too - a 670ml bottle! That is no multiple of gō! <img alt="" border="0" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-icE_7oq-qq8/Tgdtk7iqgdI/AAAAAAAAELo/iVoRUpWzWaI/s400/IMG_0600.JPG" style="display:block; margin:0px auto 10px; text-align:center;cursor:pointer; cursor:hand;width: 299px; height: 400px;">Jun Daiti, from Brasil. The only details I can find is that it's got 13% alcohol, which tastes several percentage points low. In a bad way. My understanding is that this is actually <i>based</i> on the Gekkeikan USA product, and also listed with Diageo! Not much information to be found out there about this, but just as well, there's nothing particularly redeeming here, other than, depending on your point of view, the "design" (because, a search for "jun daiti" pulls up lots of similar looking/sounding design blogs.) And, skimming off the top too - a 670ml bottle! That is no multiple of <i>gō</i>!