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Horai Hidahomare Sakamaizukurikenkyukai

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Horai Hidahomare Sakamaizukurikenkyukai - Junmai sake from Watanabe Shuzoten, Gifu
Description

Hida Homare rice polished to 80% for this junmai developed through the Hida sake-brewing rice research association. At 80% polish, the fuller grain character is intentionally preserved, producing an honest, rice-forward junmai that showcases the terroir of locally grown Hida Homare.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
BrandHorai
ABV15.5%
Polish Ratio80%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai?

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

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Watanabe Shuzoten

Watanabe Shuzoten

Gifu
Furukawa -cho, Hida -shi, where the Horai sake brewery is located, is located at the northernmost tip of Gifu Prefecture and is located in the Furukawa basin surrounded by mountains such as the Northern Alps Mountains and the Hida Mountains at an altitude of more than 3,000 meters above sea level. "The streets of Hida Furukawa have elegant and old -fashioned as much as they are. Ryotaro Shiba ("Shake the Road") is that it has not been a tourism, and even makes you feel the intimate, facial expressions, or personality that can not be attached. " Ichinomachi, which is lined with old -fashioned old merchants, shows a calm sloppy, and there is still a more moist feeling along the Seto River, where the storehouse of the white wall black waist wall continues.
Est.1870
BrandHorai
AddressIchinomachi Furukawa Hida -shi Gifu
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