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Junmaihonmirin Ajibisen1nenjyukusei

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Only mochi rice, koji rice and homemade rice shochu are used as raw materials, and they are manufactured with a focus on traditional manufacturing methods without adding any sugars or amino acids. Koji rice was made from Yamada Nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture, domestic glutinous rice was used for rice, and homemade shochu was used for shochu, which is indispensable for mirin preparation. We examined the materials, focused on traditional manufacturing methods, steamed with Koshiki, koji, which was cultivated in sake manufacturing, and squeezed through aging management that brings out the flavor, and has been aged for more than a year for more than a year. The soft sweetness, deep flavor, and elegant marmi are tastes that can only be obtained with "Junmai Moto Mirin". There is a clear difference compared to normal brewing mirin.

Specifications
CategoryOther
RegionGifu
RiceYamada Nishiki, Takayamamochi
ABV14%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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Gyokusendoshuzo Co.,Ltd

Gifu
Yoro (Yoro -cho, Gifu Prefecture), which has the famous "Yoro no Falls" in Takako's legend of sake, has been known as a famous water village for a long time. The sake that is blessed with the clear soft water of the Yoroyama system is finished in a softened water that does not get tired of drinking soft water. Developed from manufacturing facilities, challenged reproducible technological innovation, takes time and effort to saccharification, and is evaluated as "taste", "delicious sake", ideally "dignified". We aim to further improve quality in search of a certain sake.
Est.1806
BrandReisen
Address800-3 Takada Yoro Gifu
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