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Description
Azumamine Shuzo, the oldest sake brewery in Iwate Prefecture founded in 1781, produces this Daiginjo in Shiwa Town, the historic birthplace of the Nanbu Toji, Japan's preeminent master brewer guild. A small family brewery producing approximately 500 koku annually, it brings centuries of Nanbu craftsmanship to this refined, aromatic expression.
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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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Azumamineshuzoten & Co.Ltd
Iwate
Azuma Ren Sake Brewery was founded as Shiwa Sake Brewery in the first year of Tenmei (1781) in the middle of the Edo period. The predecessor was the "Gonbei Sake Store", which made the first "clear liquor" in Iwate during the Enpou (1670s), which led to the presence of this warehouse later.
In this store, we inherit the main stream of southern drills, and we are making sake with a heartfelt sake with a small amount of 500 stones a year, which reaches all of the preparation, aiming for "Iwate -like liquor".
(Kura HP)
Est.1864
BrandAzumamine
Address5 Uchikawa Shiba Shiba Shiba Iwate
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