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Description
Hattan Nishiki and Naka Shin Senbon rice, polished to 50%, define this tokubetsu honjozo from Bajoshuzojo in Hiroshima under the Daigorei label. Both rice varieties are Hiroshima-origin, giving the sake a firmly regional identity.
Specifications
CategoryTokubetsu Honjozo
RegionHiroshima
BreweryBajoshuzojo
BrandDaigorei
RiceHattan Nishiki, Nakate Shinsenbon
ABV15%
Polish Ratio50%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.
Sake TypeWhat is Tokubetsu Honjozo?
Special honjozo with refined character and clean finish.
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Bajoshuzojo
Hiroshima
Trust in Kumano -cho, a brush -no -sato, carefully prepared in the traditional handmade.
Magami Sake Brewery, which values the visible relationship with the locals
More than 90 % of the warehouse sake is consumed locally
We value sake brewing by hand work, and we are carefully and carefully and carefully made with traditional manufacturing methods.
Est.1893
BrandDaigourei
Address2-5-16 Castle of Kumano Aki Hiroshima
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