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Denyu Tokubetsu Junmai

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Denyu Tokubetsu Junmai - Tokubetsu Junmai sake from Takanoi Shuzo Co.,Ltd, Niigata
Description

Local Ojiya City is located in the famous Uonuma area as rice, and clear snowy water and fertile soil are the best environment for rice making and sake brewing. In order to learn this blessed natural environment, Totomo was born in 2007, "Let's participate in rice -making to making sake" as a slogan. Taking advantage of the softness and sharpness of the sake rice "Koshi Tanrei", the taste is expressed in the beautifully swelling.

Specifications
RegionNiigata
BrandDenyu
RiceKoshi Tanrei
ABV16%
Polish Ratio60%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Tokubetsu Junmai?

Special pure rice sake with distinctive character and depth.

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Takanoi Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Nigata
The origin of the first time in the country, "embedding sake in the snow", "Koshinomaru's Hatsumai Snow Snow Sake". Snow brings clean air, clean water, and wonderful nature. It is the high -size sake brewing that delivers this grace to everyone with alcohol. Local Ojiya City is located in the famous Uonuma area as rice, and clear snowy water and fertile soil are the best environment for rice making and sake brewing. To know the blessed natural environment, "Tenyu" was born as a slogan "Let's make sake from rice -building to the production of sake". We believe that by the company that runs sake brewing and the production farmers, and increasing the number of fans through rice planting and preparation experiences with consumer participation, we believe that it will protect the natural area.
Est.1955
BrandDenyuu
Address3-7-67 Toei Ojiya Niigata
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