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Aizu Miyaizumi Junmaisyu Hatusibori Namazake

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Aizu Miyaizumi Junmaisyu Hatusibori Namazake - Junmai sake from Miyaizumi Meijo, Fukushima
Description

Season's first press from Miyaizumi Meijo, this Junmai namazake uses Yume no Kaori at 60% polish. Lively acidity and clean sweetness carry the bright energy of newly pressed sake.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
ABV16%
Polish Ratio60%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

From the brewery
酒造好適米「夢の香」を使用。搾りたての生酒特有のフレッシュ感のある立ち香と、瑞々しさを感じる果実系の含み香が特徴です。米の旨味がバランス良く口の中で広がり、後味のすっきりとした純米酒の生酒です。

Original text from the brewery, in Japanese.

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai?

Pure rice sake with rich umami depth — the everyday staple of Japan.

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Miyaizumi Meijo

Miyaizumi Meijo

Fukushima
President Yoshihiro Miyamori and classmate Takehisa Yamaguchi have "Raku". My younger brother, Yamato Miyamori and classmate Motoki Ichida, built "Aizu Miyazen" Both brothers pursue their classmate's partner and ideal sake brewing. Our brewery is hot in summer, and the winter is strict in winter. We will continue to seek the improvement of liquor quality to create an environment for the entire sake brewery, and continue to improve the environment, including water quality, temperature environment, manufacturing environment, storage environment and details. Every year, as well as creating an environment, we will improve the level of the entire warehouse without neglecting the technology. Pure rice raw with no yeast additive. A wide variety of liquor -brewing rice and other yeasts are used all over Japan. He has been exploring the improvement of sake quality every day, with no doubt new flavors.
Est.1955
BrandSharaku
Address8-7 Higashi -Eimachi Aizuwakamatsu Fukushima
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