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Description
From Saijo in Osaka's Kawachinagano district, this daiginjo draws on the Amano Sake tradition revived in 1971, tracing a lineage to the monastic sake beloved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the Sengoku era. The brewery self-polishes its rice to high degrees and is noted for emphasizing richness and umami over a dry, austere style.
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Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.
Sake TypeWhat is Daiginjo?
Highly aromatic and elegant, with added alcohol to enhance floral notes.
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Saijo Co.
Osaka
In the Middle Ages, Amano Sake "Amano Sake" was called "Amano Hikari" and "Saiku Language Diutsu", and many heroes and many heroes, including Hideyoshi Taiko. This is the resurrection of the sake brewery in this area since Kyoho 3, with the favor of Amanoyama Kongo -ji Temple, which remains in the history of Amanoyama Kongoji Temple. "Sweetness is the essence of sake" is the motto of the brewery.
Est.1718
BrandAmanosake
Address12-18 Nagano Kawachi Nagano Osaka
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