Description
Hattan Nishiki and Shin Senbon, both Hiroshima-origin rice varieties, are polished to 72% in this nama-chozo sake. Single-pasteurized after cold storage, it retains a fresh character alongside the matured umami that Hattan Nishiki is known for.
Specifications
CategoryOther
RegionHiroshima
BreweryMiyake Honten Co.,Ltd
BrandSempuku
RiceHattan Nishiki, Shin Senbon
ABV14.5%
Polish Ratio72%
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Miyake Honten Co.,Ltd
Hiroshima
Miyake Main Store, which has a storehouse in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture. He has been proud of its 150 years of history, overcomes the hardships of the war raids, and has been making sake brewing in terms of culture and technological innovation. (KURAND)
Est.1856
BrandSempuku
Address9-10 Honori Kure Hiroshima
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