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Sawanohana Hanaakari Junmai Ginjo

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Description

Miyama Nishiki rice polished to 50% is used for this junmai ginjo, brewed with Yatsugatake spring water at a brewery established in 1848 at the foot of the Yatsugatake highlands in Yamanashi. It shows a fresh, refreshing aroma with notes of white peach and lychee, and a mineral sweetness with clean acidity in a balanced spring-season style.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionYamanashi
RiceMiyama Nishiki
ABV16%
Polish Ratio50%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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

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Tanizakura Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Yamanashi
In the first year of Kaei, at that time, the name of the old coin was called "old coin shop" because a large amount of old coins came out of the warehouse site. Since then, Mt. Kogatake, the magnificent nature of Kaizumi, the blessings of the pure spring, the sake of the cherry blossoms, and the soul of the cherry blossoms who are particular about the real thing, seeking the taste that is loved by the times. I am continuing to "old coin shop sake brewery". Sake is with food culture. Food is rooted in geography, history, and climate, and has changed with the times. We always make sake in the climate that is always changing to make good sake and that does not change. A natural and natural sake brewing. The sake rooted in the land of Kai is Tani Sakura.
Est.1848
BrandTanizakura
Address2307 Yato Oizumi Hokuto Yamanashi
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