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Nagaragawa ShibottamamajukuseiJunmai

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Description

It is a pure rice sake that has been aged as a naming in a cold and hot sake brewery. It is a small -edged and local -limited seasonal liquor that is packed with the flavor of Nagara River, where you can enjoy the fresh excitement of the cold -bodies and the taste of moderate aging. The heat of the autumn, when the heat still remains, is grated at the cold when it comes to cold, and to spring mature sake in the calm spring sign ... Please enjoy the transfer. Every year, it is popular immediately after its release, but it is once again popular for aged people who are secretly squeezed, near the end of the spring near early spring! Please enjoy the mellowness and frustration harmony of the flavor of natural music aged.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
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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Komachi Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Gifu
Founded Meiji 27 ------------------ More than a hundred years in the land of each Kaibara. Currently, a local sake brewery where the brewery, the fifth generation head, is a brewery. Focusing on the complete fermentation of traditional techniques, the sake with a "relieved taste" that maximizes the flavor of rice is made in a sake brewery that resonates with "natural music" ... "Natural music" that resonates in the warehouse is indispensable for brewing in Komachi Sake Brewery, as if it were one of the raw materials.
Est.1894
BrandNagaragawa
Address2-15 Souhara Ibuki Gifu Gifu Gifu
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