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Description
Brewed in Aichi's Aisai City by a brewery founded in 1865, this super-dry sake uses Yume Nishiki rice polished to 70% and is designed to deliver a crisp, assertive dryness. The Hiraisami label has been a local staple for generations in the Owari region.
Specifications
CategoryOther
RegionAichi
BreweryWatanabe Shuzo Co.,Ltd
BrandHiraisami
RiceYume Nishiki
ABV15.6%
Polish Ratio70%
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Watanabe Shuzo Co.,Ltd
Aichi
With the family, we are particular about all liquor, handmade, put koshiki in Japanese pots, steamed rice, and make a handicraft, from koji -making and sinking mother.
Est.1865
BrandHiraisami
Address83 Kusadaira Aisai Aichi
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