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Okuhida Junmai Daiginjo JD-Hyaku

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It is the highest peak of sake that has been inherited over 290 traditions since the founding 5 years (1720) and polished the rice that is good at sake brewing to 35 %. The elegant and calm Ginjo scent and the deep taste of noble are the finest products that you will never forget once you drink.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionGifu
BrandOkuhida
RiceYamada Nishiki
ABV15%
Polish Ratio35%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Ginjo?

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

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Okuhida Shuzo Co., Ltd

Gifu
In Kanayama -cho, Gero -shi, located in the center of Gifu Prefecture, we have been running a liquor store since Kyoho 5 (1720), and we have been able to enter the company for 300 years. We use pure underwater water, which is unique to the junction of the clear stream "Hida River" and "Masegawa", and brew alcohol. The mainstay of the founding brand "Hatsushiro" and "Okuhida", which was named with the meaning of "water and greenery surrounded by water and greenery" by Owari's lord, as a focus on the tradition, while protecting the tradition. In order to expand the layer, we are challenging a variety of sake brewing such as fruity raw brews and Tanrei Junmai sake. Using raw materials carefully selected mainly from the local sake brewing -friendly rice "Hida Horikare", Katsunobu Goto, the company, has been carefully brewing alcohol without any hassle. Sake, which is made by old -fashioned manual work, such as partially making koji rice using lid koji, has been awarded numerous awards.
Est.1720
BrandOkuhida
Address1984 Kanayama Kanayama Gifu Gifu
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