
Description
Sake brewing of Kazuho, which squeezes all sake in a traditional sake tank. The name of Rokune is derived from the six surviving sake tanks (Sakafune). It is a dry Ginjo liquor with a refreshing incense and delicate flavor, brewed with natural water that originated in the Ou Mountains, using sake rice grown locally in the warehouse.
Specifications
CategoryGinjo
RegionAkita · Akita Ginjo →
BreweryAKITA SEISHU CO LTD
BrandKariho
RiceMiyama Nishiki, Ginsan
ABV15%
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.
Sake TypeWhat is Ginjo?
Light and fragrant with delicate floral and fruit aromas.
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AKITA SEISHU CO LTD
Akita
Our motto is "Waro Sake".
We are aiming to make good sake brewing while supporting the technologies that the brewer is in the time of our founding and supporting each other.
We own two breweries, "Dewa Tsuruzo" and "Karizouzo", and we are particular about water and sake rice used for preparation. Most of the local rice that is used in the local sake brewing is cultivated by a brewer and has a polishing rice.
Production of representative brands, "Dewa Tsuru", "Kariho" and "Yamato Shizuku".
(1) Dewa cranes → "Sake Brewery starting with rice making" is used as a slogan, and pure rice sake is created centered on producing.
(2) Kariho → Nationwide a rare “tank) squeezing, and brews pure rice sake centered on mountain abolition.
(3) Yamato Shizuku → Kurajin carries everything from rice -making to brewing, and water uses minerals rich in natural water from 15 million years ago. Brew at Dewa Tsuruzo.
Est.1865
BrandDewatsuru
Address83-1 Tachiji Tanigasawa Daisen Akita
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