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Sawanoi Tokyokurabito

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Sawanoi Tokyokurabito - Junmai Ginjo sake from Ozawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd., Tokyo
Description

Sawanoi Tokyokurabito is a junmai ginjo from Ozawa Shuzo in Ome, Tokyo, using Gohyakumangoku polished to 55%. Brewed in the Oku-Tama mountain region where Tama River water has long supported Tokyo's sake tradition, it represents the terroir of western Tokyo's brewing heritage.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionTokyo
BrandSawanoi
RiceGohyakumangoku
ABV15%
Polish Ratio55%
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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Ozawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd.

Tokyo
Ozawa Sake Brewery was founded in Bushu Sawai Village, a highway line connecting Edo and Koshu in 1702. The sake inscription "Sawanoi" is derived from the place name "Sawai Village", which is given from the appearance of rich water flowing as a swamp. Water that springs out of the cave that excavated the rocks of the Chichibu Formo, the rich greenery, the clear Okutama air, the selected raw rice, the sharpened technique, and one drop. It is Sawanoi's belief that the finished sake is the sincerity and efforts of all companies. We aim to make sake brewing so that customers who drink can feel the natural breath of Okutama.
Est.1702
BrandSawanoi
Address2-770 Ome Ichizawa Tokyo
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