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Ippaku Suisei Junmai Ginjo Aiyama

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Ippaku Suisei Junmai Ginjo Aiyama - Junmai Ginjo sake from Fukurokuju Shuzo, Akita
Description

Ippaku Suisei Aiyama Junmai Ginjo from Fukurokuju Shuzo uses Aiyama rice at 50%—rich and expressive with candy-like sweetness and refined fruity aromas before an elegant finish.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RiceAiyama
ABV16%
Polish Ratio50%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Ginjo?

Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.

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Fukurokuju Shuzo

Fukurokuju Shuzo

Akita
Founded 1688 (Edo Genroku Gen years) The first Watanabe Hikubei started brewing in Goshome -cho, Akita Prefecture. Goshome -cho, Akita Prefecture, is located on the east of Hachirogata, the Oga Peninsula, which is famous for the Namahage, and is used in Akita cedar. In front of the warehouse, there is a morning market that has been around 500 years ago. In the spring, wild vegetables, Akita were mushrooms, mountains, and seafood and seafood. There is a warehouse facing the street on the street. The prepared water is groundwater from the premises of the warehouse, and the raw rice is contracted with farmers belonging to the local "Goshomachi Sake Rice Study Group". The aim is to make sake brewing that makes you feel the culture of Gokome Town, Akita Prefecture, with the theme of "people" in the "water" land of the "rice" land. In 2017, agricultural corporations are also launched, and we are considering efforts with contract farmers to look forward to agriculture.
Est.1688
BrandIppakusuisei
Address48 Shimota Goshome Minami Akita Akita
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Oden
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