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Akishika Okushikanosuke Jummaidaiginjo Fukurotsurishizukunakatori

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The Okushikanosuke Junmai Daiginjo is produced by the fukurotsuri method, in which mash-filled bags hang suspended over a collection tank and the sake drips free under gravity, a technique that avoids any mechanical pressing and yields only the purest, most refined liquid. Only the nakadori middle cut is selected, representing the most balanced fraction of the free-run drip. Akishika has applied this prestige technique to rice grown organically on the brewery's own fields in Nose, Osaka, creating a daiginjo that carries the house's characteristic depth within an exceptionally clean frame.

Specifications
RegionOsaka
RiceYamada Nishiki
Polish Ratio40%
Flavor Profile
Sweet
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Crisp
Rich
Low Acid
High Acid
Smooth
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Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Daiginjo?

The pinnacle of sake — pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.

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Akishikashuzou Yuugengaisha

Osaka
Cultivation with breweries and sake brewing employees with no fertilizer (use in -house fermentation compost) by brewing and sake brewing employees
Est.1886
BrandAkishika
Address1007 Kuragaki Toyono Osaka
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