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Shimeharitsuru Junmai Daiginjo Blue Label Fukurotori Shizukuzake

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The clear underlying water of the Asahi Mountain Range is used from the wells on the premises, and high -quality Yamada Nishiki is used as a policy of rice and used as a raw material. This Junmai Daiginjo is carried out only once after the tank, stuffed in a bottle and stored refrigerated. The gorgeous flavor is trapped and aged.

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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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Miyao Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd

Miyao Sake Brewing Co.,Ltd

Nigata
"Tanrei -goku -The sake quality of the" 〆 Zhang Tsuru "is expressed in words. In order to make a little "good sake", it is a taste that the warehouse has been built together. Founded Bunsei 2nd year (1819). In this area, rice is a rice that produces high -quality sake -brewing rice such as 5 million stones and Takamine Nishiki. In addition, water, which is said to affect the taste of sake, is used for preparing and washing water with clear well water on the premises. This groundwater is a soft water with a fine sweetness, which is an underwater water of the three -sided river known for the trailing of salmon. The sincere attitude toward sake brewing has been passed down to this store. With high quality rice and clear water as raw materials, Tori and young brewers are striving for sake brewing every day, aiming for “good sake” that will be more pleased by you.
Est.1819
BrandShimeharitsuru
Address5-15 Kamikata Murakami Niigata
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