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Hiran Saidou

by Morishuzojo Co.,Ltd ย ยทย  Nagasaki
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Hiran Saidou - sake from Morishuzojo Co.,Ltd, Nagasaki
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Saido (Colorful Road) uses Omachi rice as the main grain and Yamada Nishiki for the koji, brewed kimoto-style at 60-70% polish by Mori Shuzojo in Hirado, Nagasaki. The sake evokes Hirado's sunset sky, shifting from grape-like aromatic richness through soft sweetness and bright acidity to a lingering, subtly astringent finish.

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Morishuzojo Co.,Ltd

Nagasaki
Founded in Meiji 28. Only pure rice structure. I want you to find your favorite product without being confused by words. With the thought of Ginjo, the number that represents the rice rime commission does not use the notation of Daiginjo. In order to express Hirado Terroir, most rice is used in Yamada Nishiki from Hirado, and rice rice (Nikomaru, Koshihikari, Hinoshima), which is harvested in Hirado's rice terraces. Koshihikari and Hinohikari are made in Kasuga's terraced rice fields, which are registered as a World Heritage Site. Eventually, we are considering the launch of the Sake Rice Study Group in order to make the whole amount of pesticide -free rice. From the previous season, he launched a brand with a pesticide -free rice farmer. This season, another pesticide -free rice contract will be made and pesticide -free rice will be two brands. Shipped by unfiltered raw sake without any split water. Challenge the preparation of raw from this season. This season's Horan -kai (distribution party for membership system) will exhibit a drinking comparison between fast brewing and raw.
Est.1895
BrandHiran
Address31-2 Shinmachi Hirado Nagasaki
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