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Daiginjoshizukushibori Okuoyamanoshizuku

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Pressed using the shizuku method, with the mash hung in bags and only the drops falling under their own weight collected, this Tottori daiginjo achieves exceptional clarity and delicacy. Yamada Nishiki rice and the low-hardness spring water of Oku-Daisen are the core ingredients.

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Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Sake TypeWhat is Daiginjo?

Highly aromatic and elegant, with added alcohol to enhance floral notes.

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Ooiwa Shuzo Honten Co.,Ltd

Ooiwa Shuzo Honten Co.,Ltd

Tottori
The first Oiwa family, Taro Oiwabo, launched a brewery in this area in 1907. Under the conditions blessed with abundant nature, using clean water from Oku -Oyama (around 800m above sea level) and good quality Tottori prefecture rice from the Okuyama, and smiles of the drinker with old -fashioned manufacturing methods. While imagining, we continue to make a special sake brewing.
Est.1877
BrandShuuhou Iwaizumi
Address1872 Eo Eo Eo Kofu Hino Tottori
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