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Kishubijin Tezukuri Junmaishu from Kishino Shuzo Honke in Wakayama is classified as a junmai ginjo, combining the artisan tezukuri approach with pure-rice brewing and ginjo-level polishing to produce a sake that reflects both careful craftsmanship and natural fermentation. Wakayama's Kii Peninsula water, drawn from one of the wettest regions in Japan with abundant rainfall filtering through forested limestone terrain, contributes a soft, clean mineral profile to the fermentation base. Without added alcohol and with rice milled to ginjo standards, this sake delivers a naturally aromatic, full-bodied expression of the Kishu brewing tradition.