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Gozenshu Omachi Trilogy Seto Omachi

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Description

The three production areas of Maniwa, Seto, and Takashima were manufactured one by one for each field as "Omachi Trilogy -Production Center-". While preparing basic specifications such as rice polishing and yeast used, I tried to "leave it to rice without aiming and make it." It is a sake brewing that entrusts fermentation to rice potential without intentionally controlling the temperature and the number of mash days. By reflecting the characteristics of the production area coming from the soil in fermentation, you can feel the individuality and difference of the rice itself. Seto -machi: Seto -cho, former Akaiwa -gun, a suitable location for cultivation of the prefecture, located in the southeastern part of Okayama Prefecture. The temperature difference between the morning and evening is large in the sandy area, and the highest quality Omachi is cultivated, mainly in the Seto Town Omachi Subcommittee. Koji rice was used for specially cultivated rice harvested in the designated field of the "Omae Sake Bigami Town Project". It is Junmai Sake, a "exceptional" that can be stated with confidence.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
RegionOkayama
ABV15%
Polish Ratio65%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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

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TSUJI CO., LTD.

Okayama
Under the theme of "The future of Omachi is brewed in the front of Omachi", a sake brewing specialized in Japan's oldest sake rice "Omachi", which began in Okayama Prefecture in Okayama Prefecture in 1859 in the late Edo period. conduct. Despite the simple style of a single variety, it creates various flavors with a variety of expressions that bring out the potential of Omachi. The rudder is the seventh generation brewery, Soichiro Tsuji, and his sister, Mori Tsuji, the first woman in Okayama Prefecture. One of the attractions is the "Bodai Moto", which is reprinted by Gozen Sake ahead of the whole country.
Est.1804
BrandGozenshu
Address116 Katsuyama Maniwa Okayama
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