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Bojimaya Junmaimurokanamazake

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Description

A junmai muroka nama from Gifu's Ibigawa Town, brewed with Akebono rice as koji rice, polished to 65%. Based on the brewery's philosophy that sake is fundamentally a food companion, this unfiltered, unpasteurized expression offers punchy acidity, rice-forward umami, and a body suited to wide-ranging serving temperatures including warm.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
Polish Ratio65%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai?

Pure rice sake with rich umami depth — the everyday staple of Japan.

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Tokoro shuzo Co.

Gifu
It is a small sake brewery at the top of the Ibi River in the Seino region of Gifu Prefecture. In the early Meiji era, the main brand was "Sakura Chiyo no Spring" and "Ibi no Kura", but in 2000, the "Boujimaya" brand was launched, and it is now a representative brand of the brewery. increase. Under the theme of "Sake is a food sake," we make sharp pure rice sake that makes you feel the taste and sourness of rice firmly. In addition to classic products such as "Junmai Super Dry", we want to make customers feel the depth and fun of sake, which will be released regularly, such as "Rabbit (located) Black". I am thinking. I would like to value the personality that can be expressed only because it is a small sake brewery.
Est.1875
BrandBojimaya
AddressMiwa Ibigawa Ibi Gifu
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