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Meiji 40 years. At the nationwide sake -specific raid, the brand, which was once the best in Japan, was a fresh pure rice sake made from Yuromachi rice, the highest ranked rice at the time. One century after that honor, Junmai Daiginjo, which we make for the best sake, is a pure rice sake brewed using only Omachi rice in the Takashima area, the birthplace of Omachi. 。 In order to challenge our limits today, a liquor has been bred by polishing 40 % of Omachi rice, which is not suitable for high -spirit white. The highest peak liquor that we can now make the sake until the true value can be demonstrated. We decided to bear the name of the founder, Zenkan, only for the sake, because the respect for the founder is engraved on both alcohol and our chest as a brand. It is the only ultimate liquor that brews the skills and spirit and combines the power of the warehouse.

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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 Daiginjo?

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

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FUJII SHUZOU Co., Ltd

Hiroshima
In 1863, the first generation, Zenchichi, the ancestor of the Edo period The land of Takehara, which is blessed with high quality water, as a land suitable for sake brewing, and started the sake brewing industry. Takehara is a scenic town that faces the calm Setouchi sea and once flourished in the salt -making industry. Also known as "Aki no Kokyo", a beautiful townscape with old Japanese Japanese architecture. The historic shrine and temples are still as they were. Takehara is a land that is blessed with fresh water as it is still using groundwater as tap water. At the same time, a rich food culture has been built with the abundant seafood.
BrandRyusei
Address3-4-14 Honmachi Takehara Hiroshima
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