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Ichinokura Tokubetsujumnaisyu Fuyu Mizu Tanbo Toikitansuijikomi

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Ichinokura Tokubetsujumnaisyu Fuyu Mizu Tanbo Toikitansuijikomi - Tokubetsu Junmai sake from Ichinokura Co., Ltd., Miyagi
Description

"Fuyu / Mizu / Tanbo = Winter Sprinkle Waterfall" is a paddy that stains water before the next rice planting without cultivation after harvesting. The effect is that a large amount of fungi and itmizes are generated in the water during the winter, and the nutrients are abundant, reducing weeds. The bird crosses the rice field and the birds are rolling in winter. Bird droppings that are rich in phosphoric acid are good fertilizers. Plant and plants grow in rice fields and their surroundings, and rice fields are an environment suitable for pesticide -free and non -chemical fertilizer cultivation. Not only is it environmentally friendly, but also the agriculture that regenerates nature and coexists with nature, the rice produced in the "Fuyu / Mizu / Tanbo" is "Ichinokura Fuyu / Mizu Mizu / Tanbo Special Junmai Raw Sake". 。 The organic rice "Sasanishiki" was used for 100 % raw rice, and was bottled with original sake to make use of the taste of organic rice. It is a gem that embodies not only deliciousness but also safe, secure and trusted sake.

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Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Sake TypeWhat is Tokubetsu Junmai?

Special pure rice sake with distinctive character and depth.

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Ichinokura Co., Ltd.

Miyagi
In the rice in Miyagi prefecture, we have a storehouse in Osaki City, where Sasanishiki and Hitomebore were born. While using local rice and its own premises, we are also actively developing new products using brewing and fermented technology so that we can propose a rich life with handmade manufacturing methods. We are working on it. Ichinokura was born in 1973, with four historical brewers in Miyagi Prefecture. The name of Ichinokura includes two meanings: four companies have become one warehouse and aiming for the best store in Japan. A warehouse was set up in Matsuyama, Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, which was blessed with abundant underground spring, and in 1977 the “Unbatal” series, which raised a problem with the liquor tax system at that time, was released in 1988, and in 1988, a low alcoholic sake “Himezen”. In 1998, he created a new genre with the "Suzu no" and other new genres, and still faithfully protects the "high -quality sake brewing by" handmade "preparation", which is now founded. In addition, in order to realize the "Ichinokura -type sixth industry", we have a single -brewing, as well as the efforts of Ichinokura farmers, which were launched for the purpose of revitalizing local agriculture, and aggressive participation in environmental issues. We are aiming for the true "liquor of the earth" that has been turned into a brewery.
Est.1973
BrandIchinokura
Address14th Matsuyama Character Osaki Miyagi 14
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