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Sugata Junmai Ginjo Murokanamagenshu Aiyama

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Description

Sugata Junmai Ginjo Murokanamagenshu Aiyama uses Aiyama rice, a highly regarded variety from Hyogo Prefecture prized for its large grain size and ability to produce sake with distinctive richness and a soft, full-bodied texture. Brewed by Ibaraki Shuzo in Tochigi and presented unfiltered, unpasteurized, and undiluted, this junmai ginjo expresses Aiyama's characteristic melon-like fruitiness and gentle body without moderation by dilution or filtration. The namagenshu format amplifies the concentration and textural presence of the Aiyama character.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
BrandSugata
RiceYamada Nishiki
ABV17.4%
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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Iinuma Meijo Co.,Ltd

Iinuma Meijo Co.,Ltd

Tochigi
The water and air are located in an environment with origami in the country -famous countryside, and the alcohol is used by the underground water of the Otanigawa, which is a water source, as a water source. Moreover, it has a flavorful flavor. The yeast is in the warehouses developed by the prefecture's industrial technology center year by year, and uses one that is suitable for the purpose of sake quality. In addition, Toshi is from Kashiwazaki City, Niigata Prefecture, and our Boji calendar has been over 20 years. In recent trends, we are trying to let four local young people engage in sake brewing and inherit traditional skills.
Est.1811
BrandSuginamiki
Address850 Moto Nishigata Tochigi Tochigi
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