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Kaishuichi Junmai Ginjo Shiboritate Muroka Namagenshu

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Description

Miyama Nishiki milled to 50% is pressed fresh and bottled as a muroka namagenshu, meaning it undergoes no filtration, no heat treatment, and no water addition before bottling, preserving the full intensity of the fermentation. The Kaishuichi brewery in Aizu Wakamatsu uses locally grown Miyama Nishiki, which produces a fragrant, apple-and-pear-like aroma alongside clean rice umami.

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Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Ginjo?

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

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Yamaguchi &Co.

Fukushima
Founded in 1643 (1643), in the Edo period, he worked on the Aizu clan. Despite being a small warehouse, we try to make good quality sake brewing.
Est.1643
BrandKaishuuichi
Address7-17 Aizu Aizuwakamatsu Fukushima
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