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A namazake genshu from Shimabijin in Hyogo, this bottling combines the freshness of unpasteurized sake with the concentrated flavor of undiluted genshu. Higher alcohol content and raw vitality give it a bold, expressive profile compared to standard diluted or pasteurized releases.
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