Production area: Akita
Brewery Name: Shinsengumi Brewery
Product Grade: Special Pure Rice
Raw rice: Akita Sake Komachi (harvested in 2020)
Fine rice step: 60%
Alcoholic strength: 13%
Production area: Shizuoka
Name of brewery: Isozuosu Brewery
Product Grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Yamada Nishiki
Fine rice: 35%
Alcoholic strength: 16%
Place of production: Chiba
Name of brewery: Kankiku Minshu
Product Grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Yamada Nishiki
Fine rice step: 50%
Alcohol content: 15%
Place of production: Yamaguchi Prefecture
Name of Brewery: Abu no Tsuru Brewery
Product Grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Yamadanishiki from Yamaguchi Prefecture
Fine rice: 50%
Alcohol content: 16%
Seasonal Summer Sake
Place of origin: Hiroshima Prefecture
Name of brewery: Fujii Shuzo
Category of product: Junmai-shu
Rice type: Hachitanishiki from Hiroshima prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 65
Sake accuracy: 16
Brewed using the seven-pitch-and-twenty-slit brewing method with ice-cold maturation techniques, and then extracted using the traditional hanging bag drip method
Production area: Yamagata Prefecture
Brewery Name: Takagi Brewery
Product Grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Yamada Nishiki
Refined rice: 35%
Alcoholic strength: 16%
Production area: Yamagata Prefecture
Name of Sake Brewery: TATENOKAWA SAKE BUILDING CO.
Product Grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Izumo-chan from Shonai
Refined Rice: 50%
Alcohol: 14% or more, 15% or less
Seasonal Limited Spring Sake
Region of production: Shizuoka Prefecture
Name of brewery:Isozu Sake Brewing Co.
Product Grade:Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Special Yamada Nishiki from Tojo Shaobu Valley, Hyogo Prefecture Special A Area
Refined rice:42%
Alcohol content:16% or more 17% or less
Region of production:Niigata
Name of Sake Brewer:Kinokawa Co.
Product Grade:Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice:Rice from Niigata
Fine rice:50%
Alcoholic strength:14%
Nobilmente is a musical term that means some noble music. The rice was refined to the best 28% by using the AAA grade Tojo Yamada Nishiki Akitsu Special Rice from the Hyogo Prefecture Special A area, and it was refined to the best 28% by using a 50-day long rice refining process, and the sake was harvested by bagging without any external force to maximize the aroma and taste.
Production area: Shizuoka Prefecture
Name of Sake Brewery: Isozuosu Brewery
Product Grade: Daiginjo
Rice: Yamada Nishiki
Refined rice: 28%
Alcoholic strength: 16 degrees or more, 17 degrees or less
A new rice variety, "Ginnoiroha", discovered in Miyagi Prefecture is used
Kasu" is also known as "Hakkasu".
Region of production: Miyagi Prefecture
Name of brewery: Katsuyama Brewery Co.
Product grade: Junmai Daiginjo
Raw rice: Gin no Iroha (from Miyagi Prefecture)
Refined rice step:50%
Alcoholic strength:16%