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Description
Polished to 58%, this honjozo from Shimane Prefecture's Shitamori Shuzoujou carries the name Hotaru no Yado (Firefly Inn), evoking the rural riverine landscape of the Chugoku region. Shimane is historically one of Japan's oldest sake-producing regions, drawing on soft local water and traditional brewing knowledge.
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Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.
Sake TypeWhat is Honjozo?
Versatile and food-friendly with a smooth, light character.
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Goumeigaisha Shitamorishuzoujou
Shimane
From San -in, Tsuwano, which has an atmosphere full of history and culture, from San -in, Tsuwano to further rich in nature, we are small, embraced by beech trees and clear streams of the punas and the clear stream of the Takatsugawa River in the Nishi -Chinese Sanlands. , It is a small storehouse. With the blessings of the rich natural environment, we do not forget that we have been doing business since our founding in 1874, and we are always thinking about what we can do for environmental protection and pursuing compatibility with economic activities.
Est.1874
BrandShimanehousen
Address992 Tsuwano Tsuwano Kaka Shimane
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