Description
A junmai bearing the Koyasan label from Wakayama's Tenchoushimamura Shuzo, brewed with no added alcohol to highlight the natural rice flavors. Consumer notes describe a clean, lightly austere palate with a quick, refreshing finish and moderate, firm acidity.
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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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Tenchoushimamura Shuzo Co.,Ltd
Wakayama
In the Meiji era, it was sold in brands such as "World King" and "Chrysanthemum". In the early Taisho era, Hitohiko Asuka was assigned to the 61st Regiment in Wakayama, and when he lived in a villa of the Shimamura family, he was officially named "Tencho". For about half a century, it is one of the few sake breweries in Wakayama Prefecture, which has been offering a sake "Tenpo" to the Emperor's family with special permission.
The characters of the label such as "Junjin" and "Kumanoji" were written by Irie Aigo, who was the chief of the Emperor Showa.
Est.1885
BrandTenchou
Address7-4 Honmachi Wakayama Wakayama
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