아베칸 야마다니시키 준마이 다이긴죠

This second expression of Abekan's Yamadanishiki junmai daiginjo may reflect a different polishing ratio, vintage, or limited-edition specification within a tiered lineup that the brewery has maintained since reorganizing its labels in 2012. Abekan Shuzo, founded in 1716 in Shiogama under the patronage of the Date clan, uses Yamadanishiki to anchor its most refined offerings, exploiting the variety's clean starch structure and low glutelin content to achieve the luminous aromatics and silky texture characteristic of top-tier daiginjo. The brewery's location in coastal Miyagi, close to the oyster beds and fishing grounds of Matsushima Bay, informs a persistent preference for sake that carries enough depth to pair with the region's rich, briny seafood. At this grade, cold fermentation over several weeks allows delicate floral and stone-fruit esters to build slowly and without distortion.