Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning is celebrating its launch with its very own alcohol.
Digimon Adventure has just launched an update, and it is bringing the anime's youngest heroes into adulthood. After the success of Digimon Adventure Tri, the hit series has just given the Digimon Adventure 02 their own glow up. So to celebrate the gang's adult debuts, well – Digimon decided it was time to craft a special alcohol for the group!
According to the sake's product description, it hails from KURAND and was produced at the Takarazan Sake Brewery in the Niigata prefecture. The special sake was brewed with a special method that uses alcohol itself instead of water to brew the sake. As such, the drink is super sweet, and it features a solid alcohol content of 16% overall.
At about $40 USD a bottle, the special sake is up for pre-order now through KURAND. The bottles will ship in mid-December, so they will make for a solid gift. At this point, no international shipping is offered by KURAND, but you can be sure fans will be reselling this alcohol online once it ships out.
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