アツ0053
Sake that brings spring to your heart. Sake with a sweet, mildly spicy flavor.
Alcohol content 15
Polishing ratio 45
Founded in 1916 under the name of Iwasaki Shuzo. At the time of its founding, it was sold mainly locally as "Honorable Takagawa," but was suspended due to a wartime rice shortage. The brewery was later revived in 1957 under the name of the unlimited partnership company Kanmei Shuzo. The name "Kanmei" is derived from the "miya" of miyamizu, which is indispensable for sake brewing, and from "Kanmei," which represents the pure and noble appearance of Kanmei, which withstands severe cold, blooms in the presence of many flowers, and soothes the hearts of the people. This Junmai Daiginjo-shu is the highest regular level of the brand. The company president himself cultivates the fields and produces this sake using rice grown in-house and rice grown by contract farmers. The company's motto is to make sake that is delicious in one glass, and in the Junmai-Ginjo and higher classes, the sake has a gorgeous ginjo aroma and a clear, transparent quality.
It is delicious!
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