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Okuroku Junmai Ginjo-shu Namahashime Unite
The origin of the name "Okuroku" comes from the Heian period (794-1185) when the area inland from Oshu to Morioka in Iwate
＜The name "Okuroku" comes from the name "Okuroku-gun", which means "six counties in the interior of Iwate" in the Heian period,
The name "Okuroku" was derived from the name "Okuroku-gun", which means "the six counties" in the inland Iwate area.
The name "Okuroku" comes from the desire to make sake using rice produced in this region, which was the foundation of the Hiraizumi culture.
The label was designed by Jun Morita, a local printmaker.
The label was designed by Jun Morita, a local woodblock artist.
The work is based on the Kawanishi Dainenbutsu Kenbai (sword dance), which has been handed down by the master brewer, Mr. Miura, before his death.
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Cool label design (*´>ω<`*)
But it looks strong ((((HUGS))))
It took a lot of courage to open it,
I let it sit for a while after I bought it.
But I tried to drink it,
It was so mellow (🛢 'ᾥ')ᾥ!
I finished it in a few days 💦.
There are several different color labels of this,
I'd like to buy some next time I'm in the area again✨
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