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Junmaishu nama Kokushimuso

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Junmaishu nama Kokushimuso - Junmai sake from Takasagoshuzo ,Inc., Hokkaido
Description

Suisei rice at 60% polish bottled unpasteurized, this Kokushimuso Junmai nama from Takasago bursts with fresh lively character and crisp vibrant acidity.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
RiceSuisei
ABV15%
Polish Ratio60%
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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Takasagoshuzo ,Inc.

Takasagoshuzo ,Inc.

Hokkaido
Asahikawa's local sake brewery founded in 1899. Asahikawa is surrounded by severe climate and the nature of Daisetsuzan, and is a rich area with water resources, and is called the "Nada of the North Sea". The rice used is a high reputation for using Hokkaido rice, such as "Ginfu", "Comet", and "Kitashizuku", for more than 90 % of the total, and has been highly evaluated by sake brewing using Hokkaido rice. In 1975, the Kokuri Dry Sake "Kokushi Musou", which was born in consideration of changes in people's preferences, is a liquor that is entrusted with the wish that "there are no two in the world and can be handed down to posterity". , It is a representative brand of Takasago Sake Brewery. In recent years, the adoption of an eco -friendly storage method "Snow Storage Law" that uses the natural environment unique to a snow country, and the sake lees that are refined about 50 tons per year, making use of the regional characteristics of raw material rice production areas in Hokkaido. We continue to build "things that can only be found here" as a local sake brewery in Asahikawa, such as product development with other companies that have been used effectively.
Est.1899
BrandKokushimuso
Address17th Miyashita -dori Asahikawa Hokkaido No. 1
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