This variant of the Tabito yamahai junmaishu uses Awa Yamada Nishiki, the esteemed sake rice grown in Tokushima Prefecture, as its brewing grain. Tokushima's Yamada Nishiki is celebrated for producing a particularly clean and elegant flavor profile, which here intersects with Maizuru Shuzo's yamahai method and multi-year aging to produce a sake of structured acidity, full umami, and a long, savory finish. It is a compelling pairing of western Japan's finest rice with Akita's most traditional brewing craft.
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