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Shichihonyari YamahaiJunmai Kokoku 2017

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Description

For some time, there was something that was fascinated by the aging of sake, that is, the taste of time. I don't think the vintage concept that is commonplace in wine and whiskey has not yet penetrated sake. In 2010, we started working on aging in 2010 because we wanted to enjoy the way of drinking "time". I chose a mountain abandoned preparation as something that could withstand long -term aging and as a new challenge. Since 2013, the yeast has been added, and natural yeast has been used. A liquor made with the thought of "that year" using water, rice, and yeast of "that year". I would be grateful if you could enjoy each vintage and enjoy it. The product name "Kokiku" is the land of this lake, and the sake brewed by people. The thickness due to the chopping is added, the depth increases, and the amber becomes. With such thoughts I named it. The label expresses the vintage with a wound of spears that engrave the warehouse. It is design.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai
RegionShiga
RiceTama Sakae
ABV16%
Polish Ratio80%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Junmai?

Pure rice sake with rich umami depth — the everyday staple of Japan.

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Tomita Shuzo

Tomita Shuzo

Shiga
A sake brewery that has a history of more than 460 years along the northern road at the foot of Mt. The concept is to put the emphasis on the "ground" part of the local sake, and in partnership with local farmers, they are dedicated to the real sense of local sake brewing in Shiga's rice, water and environment.
Est.1534
BrandShichihonyari
Address1107 Kinomoto Kinomotocho Nagahama Shiga
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