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Akagisan Junmai Ginjo Yamamurasaki

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Named for mountain purple hues, Akagisan Yamamurasaki Junmai Ginjo uses Maikaze rice, offering floral fragrance, gentle sweetness, and smooth acidity from Mt. Akagi's waters.

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Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.

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Kondo Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Ehime
This is the only small brewery founded in 1878, which remains in Niimama City, Ehime Prefecture. It is located near the "Tsunaga Fuchi", which was selected as one of the hundreds of famous waters in Heisei. It is the only local sake in Niihama in the soft soft water pumped from the 110m underground well and the sake brewing rice produced by contract farmers in Niihama city.
Est.1878
BrandHanahimesakura
Address1-11-46 Shin-Sukamachi Niihama Ehime
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