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Rice : Akebono
Rice polishing ratio : 70
Sake Degree ： +3～4
Acidity ： 1.7
Alcohol content: 16%.
Junmai Nama" stored for summer. The unique flavor and crisp acidity of junmai sake will make you feel cool.
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Casual Collection is a series that proposes unpretentious drinks based on seasonal clothing materials.
Following the first "knit" series, the second series is "denim.
Natsuhonoka rice produced in Kagoshima Prefecture is polished to 50% by in-house rice polishing, and made with oscillating flower yeast, which is good at producing a fragrant aroma. It is characterized by a soft, rich ginjo aroma and a full rice flavor, and is a perfect match for spring vegetables with tempura and steamed fish.
We imagined this sake to be a perfect match for suburban areas or indoors with friends and family wearing white shirts and denim.
We have only a small number of bottles available, so please purchase as soon as possible.
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Kanbokuto Shuzo is the representative of Kyushu Karakuchi. The dashing, cloudless, dry style is a favorite of Kyushu cuisine, Japanese and Western alike, and is a perfect accompaniment to fine cuisine.
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This product was only released once,
It has become a regular item due to its great popularity.
It is the legitimate successor to the special honjozo "Ore no Deban".
The strong presence of the tiger on the label remains unchanged,
It is the driest Junmai sake in the history of "Kokugon",
It has been a hit not only with Tigers fans, but also with sake fans,
It is sure to continue to delight not only Tigers fans but also all sake fans.
The softness of the soft-water brewing process gives it a soft mouthfeel and a refreshing aftertaste.
It has a soft mouthfeel and a light aftertaste with a refreshing finish.
Enjoy it chilled or at room temperature.
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Refreshing to the palate, this is Junmai Ginjo for early summer!
While bringing out the full freshness and coolness of the fruitiness, it is finished with a soft mouthfeel and a clean, refreshing finish.
Refreshing like the breeze of young leaves in the valley, enjoy it chilled to a crisp in a wine glass.
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Sweet and sour type fukui appeared.
Sake with a juicy sweet and sour taste has been sweeping the market for the past few years. We at FUKUI are also participating in the market, albeit belatedly.
It is a sake that combines the juiciness and freshness of white wine with the natural aroma of sake. Although the method of using white koji for shochu is widely used to produce acidity, this product uses only traditional sake koji.
To enjoy the juiciness and freshness that characterize this product, the logistics conditions are room temperature, but we ask that you keep it refrigerated as soon as possible after arrival.
Please chill it well and enjoy it with a glass cup. If you are concerned about acidity, please try a wine glass. The acidity will mellow and become more balanced.
Heating up the sake depends on your preference, but we recommend heating it up as much as possible. You will enjoy a sharp and powerful flavor that is hard to imagine when served chilled.
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We have brewed a junmai ginjo that is more than dry. It is a sake with rice flavor and sharpness.
About the brewery
A hawk soaring in the sky
Kotoura Town, where Otani Sake Brewery is located, is blessed with nature, with the Chugoku Mountains, including Mt. Rice grown in this blessed land, melted snow water from Mt. Daisen, clean air, and cold winter climate produce "Takayou". The rice used is basically "Yamada-Nishiki", which is suitable for sake brewing, and "Tamakae", "Gohyakumangoku", and "Strong", which is a rare rice produced only in the Inaba area before World War II, are used according to the sake quality. Rice is a living organism, and even the same rice has different properties depending on the climate changes during the year, and is so delicate that its taste can vary even over the course of a year. For this reason, only carefully selected rice is used each year.
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All Kyoto-produced Ingredients
Smooth and graceful Junmai Ginjo
Matsuyama Shuzo, a brewery located on the banks of the Hori River in Fushimi, Kyoto Prefecture, has a 100-year history of brewing sake, and the "Jyuseki" is the new story of the rebirth of this 100-year-old brewery.
This is the first Junmai Ginjo-shu under the Jyuseki brand. The rice used for this sake is "Shuku," a sake rice born and raised in Kyoto. It is also brewed with all Kyoto ingredients, including bean sprouts from Kyoto's Hishiroku bean sprouts, Kyoto yeast developed in Kyoto Prefecture, and water from Fushimi, known as a famous water source.
The simple dark blue label features a design of a ten-stone boat, which is the origin of the brand name. The aroma is gentle, with a soft green apple and pear-like sweetness. The mouthfeel is smooth. The light sweetness and umami combine with the bitter complexity of the rice to form depth. The acidity seeps out from there and mixes beautifully to form a single mass. When swallowed, the light, refreshing sweetness of apple lingers in the mouth.
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Successful cultivation of "Yamada-Nishiki" in Ashibetsu, Hokkaido! This is "Yamada-Nishiki" produced in Ashibetsu City, Hokkaido.
Yamada-Nishiki" produced in Ashibetsu City, Hokkaido.
It has a mild aroma and a full-bodied flavor characteristic of Yamada-Nishiki. It is a well-balanced Junmai Daiginjo with acidity and a clean mouthfeel.
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Mimurosugi菩提元 奈々露
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Nanatsuyu" rice suitable for sake brewing, developed by Nara Prefecture over a period of more than 10 years
(Brewer's comment)
For Mimuro Sugi, which insists on rice produced in Nara Prefecture, the existence of "Nanatsuyu" is of great significance.
We will continue to work hard to make it a new mainstay following "Yamada-Nishiki" and "Nanatsuyu" produced in Nara Prefecture.
(As it is also a soft rice, we feel that it is a very good match for "Mimuro-sugi".)
And for this memorable first brewing, we adopted the "Bodimotozukuri" method, a traditional manufacturing technique that Nara Prefecture is proud of in the world.
We hope you will enjoy the taste of how we expressed "Nanadoro".
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It's red.
I've never seen it before.
Flutie.
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New challenge for "Kaze no Mori"!
This sake is made from "Nanatsuyu," the first rice suitable for sake brewing developed in Nara Prefecture.
Nanatsuyu is suited to the climate of the Nara Basin and has a very large heart white, making it an extremely suitable rice for sake brewing.
Once harvested, Nanatsuyu is carefully brewed by a sake brewery in Nara after being prayed for at Ojin Shrine, where the god of sake resides, and at Bozan Shoryakuji Temple, the birthplace of Japanese sake.
While keeping in mind Kaze no Mori's signature brand Akitsuho 657, Nanaroh is brewed with a rice polishing ratio of 65% in order to maximize the unique character of Nanaroh.
It has a slightly more soluble characteristic than Akitsuho, and its aroma has hard strawberry and floral nuances. On the palate, the balance between rich sweetness and pleasant acidity is superb. Along with the fresh fruitiness, you can enjoy the pure, unfiltered, unpasteurized flavor that only Kaze no Mori can offer.
This is the first bottle to be brewed with Nanadew.
We hope you will try this bottle, which opens up new possibilities for Kaze no Mori.
Enjoy it cold or slightly warmed up to around 15°C (59°F) for a better balance of fruity and acidic flavors. We recommend pairing it with white fish carpaccio and fresh cheese, which go well with the refreshing acidity of Kaze no Mori.
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Renewal of Indigo Blue, which has been released since 2023. The clean, light flavor characteristic of Ichihozumi has been expressed more than ever by using a yeast that produces less succinic acid, which is the source of both umami and bitterness.
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This pure white sake is hand-packed by collecting the small amount of oli that is released when it is filtered.
You will enjoy its fruity aroma, richness, and creamy oli flavor.
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A special seasonal spring product. It is a light nigori sake based on freshly squeezed junmai ginjo. It has a clear and silky mouthfeel that is typical of Haneya, with a soft and gentle taste like light snow. It is as fragile and pale as light snow, and is the perfect bottle to enjoy on a bright spring day.
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Comment from the brewer.
~Flower honey~.
I create what no one else can make, or rather, what I want to make.
Jr.'s hana-honey is made in a four-stage brewing process that adds rice to the normal three-stage brewing process in order to express a honey-like richness and elegant sweetness.
In order to achieve a honey-like richness and refined sweetness, we use a four-stage brewing method, adding rice to the normal three-stage brewing process.
The selection of sake rice was also difficult. Too much sake rice tastes too much,
We had to find a sake rice that would change the expression of the drinker and a rice that was "gently sweet," which is created by microorganisms.
We designed the sake rice to have a "gentle sweetness" produced by microorganisms.
Too much sweetness is a bonus.
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One of the best bottles of the brewery with a harmony of flavor, acidity, aroma, and taste.
Kamikigen's very popular limited series of junmai ginjos, "brewing number sake", is full of freshness.
This year, it will be released as "Brewer's No. 46.
It has a clean taste with a fresh fruity aroma that expands into a firm and broad flavor,
It is one of the brewery's best bottles, with its umami, acidity, aroma, and flavor all in harmony.
Please enjoy this flavor with unfiltered unpasteurized sake.
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Juyondai上諸白 中取り 龍の落とし子
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The brand's only special junmai sake.
A wine-like sake with a muscat aroma and delaware flavor that overturns the image of traditional Japanese sake and local sake. It is full of fruity flavors and should be enjoyed well chilled.
The name [zaaguzaagu] expresses the sound of the cold wind blowing through the surface after a snowfall, which is heard from the feet stepping into the frozen snow surface.
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With the concept of "a drop of purity, a moment to unwind your heart," we carefully and painstakingly brew our sake in small tanks using the limpid subsoil water of the Koshibe River.
The taste is as pure as spring water and glides easily on the tongue. The more you drink it, the more it soothes your soul and you can feel the blessings of nature. Enjoy this sake for special occasions as well as everyday moments.
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