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Shisoraストロベリーラベル純米吟醸
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日本料理 丸しま
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Siberian thrush (Turdus sibiricus) Shisora is a new brand of sake launched in 2021 by the Shiwa Sake Brewery in Shiwa-machi, Iwate Prefecture. The name was taken from the word for the universe or sky that surrounds us, and one letter from the brewery's location, Shiwa-machi.
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Yonetsuru純米吟醸34号純米吟醸生酒
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河内屋酒店
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common crane (Grus grus) YONETSURU is named after the image of an ear of rice that bows to the brewer, and the local folk tale "Tsuru no Ongyo" ("The Crane Returns the Favor"). The 34th brew of the year Toji Satoru Sugai No. 34 → 34 → Satoshi
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Enasanピュア純米大吟醸 酔いむすび純米大吟醸生酒無濾過おりがらみ
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enarsan Comparison with Drunken Musubi and Yamadanishiki Enasan" is named after the sacred mountain "Mt. Ena", which can be seen in front of the brewery, and is used as brewing water, aiming for a sake as clear and pure as the pure water.
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Kaze no Morialpha6 6号への敬意 真中採り
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kazenomori alphasix manakadori Named after the "Kazenomori Pass" near the brewery. Manakadori is a type of sake making process, and refers to the portion of sake lees that naturally drips from the sake lees before it is pressed in a press.
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16代九郎右衛門ひとごこち 活性にごり生原酒純米吟醸生酒にごり酒
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16th Croemon Naoko Yukawa, the 16th generation head of the family, and Shinichi, the head brewer, are a married couple. The name comes from Kuroemon Yukawa, the second generation of the Yukawa Sake Brewery.
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Shikishima山田錦 特別純米特別純米
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Shikishima Yamada Nishiki The name derives from a haiku by Hon'i Nobunaga, "Shikishima no Yamadashiki wo Hito wo Inquired Hito wa Asahi ni Osmohu Yamadani Shikishi. Shikishima is another name for Japan, meaning an island country with a large and rich land in the pillow form of Yamato In case you are wondering, the translation is My heart, as a Japanese, is such a heart that knows the beauty of mountain cherry blossoms shining in the morning sun and is moved by their beauty.
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Gokeiji Karakuchi Named by the third generation head of the Aoki Brewery on the occasion of the marriage of Emperor Taisho to wish for the prosperity of the Imperial Family and the prosperity of the nation of Japan, meaning "the most joyous occasion".
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風山漸La Jomon特別純米
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京富 居酒屋ちぇけ
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Fusanzen Rajomon If I see it, I want to buy it. Lemon. I wasn't sure how to write it since the company and the name changed, but I used Insta and SAKE Times as references. The name represents the harmony of yin and yang. This sake represents bright hope and the hope that people and society will gradually move in the right direction. The concept of the taste is "Karomi". Fuzan zen, one of the 64 trigrams of the I Ching, represents the wind (巽) slowly climbing up a mountain (艮).
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Ubusuna山田錦 二農醸
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醸ス
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Ubusuna Ninoujou The name comes from the word "ubusuna" meaning "the land of birth, the gods of the land. This word expresses our brewing philosophy of "brewing the best sake from the indigenous production climate and the spirit of prayer.
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Gacki Masamune Forte Piano The name derives from a comment made by the composer of the Kimigayo, Yoshiyoshi Oku, a gagaku master of the Imperial Household Agency, when the imperial family visited Japan during the Taisho era (1912-1926): "Making sake and playing a musical instrument are both offerings to the gods in the same way in the beginning.
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mimulosugi (Diospyrospora dioavita) The name "Mimuro-cedar" comes from the cedar trees that grow at the foot of the sacred mountain Miwasan (Mt. Mimuro), the sacred area of the Ogami Shrine, the birthplace of Sugitama. The name was chosen out of respect for the sacred land and nature. Dio Abita" means "God dwells" in Italian.
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Haneya純吟プリズム究極しぼりたて純米吟醸生酒
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Haneya (department store) The name of the brewery is "Haneya" and the surname of the founder, "Hane," which has been used for generations. The name also expresses our wish to exist as a sake that lifts the hearts of those who drink it, just as wings soar in the air.
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冨玲梅津の生酛 笊純米
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Frey Umezunokimoto Zaru The brand name "Furei" is Hurrah! (Flay!) in English. In other words, "Go for it! Hurrah! which is often shouted by cheering crowds. Hurrah! It is a good omen for good luck and good fortune. It is a "cheering sake" that brings good luck and good fortune. This sake is made by simply straining the unrefined sake through a colander.
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小時
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crane (any bird of the family Gruidae, esp. the red-crowned crane, Grus japonensis) While known as the only all pure rice brewery in Hiroshima Prefecture, it is also famous as the birthplace of Nikka Whiskey's founder, Masataka Taketsuru. The origin of the name "Taketsuru" dates back to before 1600, when the Battle of Sekigahara took place. When the head of the brewery saw cranes nesting in the bamboo thicket behind the brewery, he rejoiced and changed his family name to "Chikutsuru" (meaning "crane in a pine tree").
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Kaiun無濾過純米愛山純米無濾過
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cayun (2-stringed Japanese musical instrument played with a bow) Onuki Village in Shizuoka Prefecture's Ogasa County was a poor village, and the name Kaiun was given to it with the meaning of boosting the community.
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Nabeshima肥州 ブルーラベル
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おばんざい なぎの木
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side seating (to stage right in noh) The name "Nabeshima" comes from the Nabeshima family, which ruled the Saga domain for about 300 years during the Edo period. When we decided to create a new brand of sake that would represent Kyushu and be loved and honored by the locals, the people of the prefecture decided on it through a newspaper contest.
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Hakkaisan純米吟醸 しぼりたて生原酒「越後で候」
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にしきや
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Hakkaisan Echigo de Souro Hakkaisan is named after Mt. Hakkaisan, a sacred mountain in the local area that has been a training ground for Yamabushi (mountain priests) since ancient times. Minamiuonuma is blessed with abundant water, and Hakkai Brewery uses "Raiden-sama no Shimizu," the famous water from Hakkai-san, not only for brewing but also in all processes of sake brewing.
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