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Nishinoseki Junmai Daiginjo Hannari

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Nishinoseki Junmai Daiginjo Hannari - Junmai Daiginjo sake from Kayashima Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd, Oita
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Hannari, meaning graceful elegance, defines this Nishinoseki Junmai Daiginjo: Yamada Nishiki at 35% polish yields silky texture, refined sweetness, and a pristine finish from Oita.

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Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Daiginjo?

The pinnacle of sake — pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.

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Kayashima Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd

Kayashima Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd

Oita
Sake "Nishi -no -Seki" started brewing in 1873 (Meiji 6). The representative brand "Nishi -no -no -Seki" was named in the meaning of the second generation Yone Saburo in the Meiji era, west, west, and Yokozuna in the meaning of Yokozuna. "Nishinoseki" is inherited and inherited from traditional handmade techniques without being swept away by trends, pursuing the original taste of sake in harmony with sweet, acid, spicy, bitter, and astringency, and transcends sweet spicy. We are aiming for delicious sake brewing. Tori's favorite word is "Waro Sake". I put this word to each department in Kurauchi by Mori himself. Kazu brews good sake (good liquor is born by all the people involved in sake brewing value the Japanese spirit ... teamwork) It seems that good sake means Japanese (good liquor improves the relationship between people ... communication). I want to be such "Nishi -no -Seki".
Est.1873
BrandNishinoseki
Address392-1 Tsunai Kunitachi Kunitachi Oita
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