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Toyobijin Jundo Ichizu Gentei Junmai Ginjo Omachi

by Sumikawa Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.  ·  Yamaguchi
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Toyobijin Jundo Ichizu Gentei Junmai Ginjo Omachi - Junmai Ginjo sake from Sumikawa Sake Brewing Co., Ltd., Yamaguchi
Description

The brand name Toyobijin, Asian Beauty, was given in honor of the founder's late wife, and the fourth-generation head Takafumi Sumikawa trained at the legendary Juyondai brewery before returning to Yamaguchi. The Jundo Ichizu, meaning single-minded devotion, series reaches back to sake's roots with Omachi: the oldest heirloom sake rice, ancestor to Yamada Nishiki, notoriously difficult to cultivate and rarely available in limited ginjo releases. Omachi delivers what smoother modern rices cannot: powerful, layered umami, vibrant acidity, and a deep savory complexity that makes this limited junmai ginjo genuinely age-worthy, with a seductively long, acidic finish.

Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionYamaguchi
RiceOmachi
ABV16%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

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Edward Chan

Jun 25, 2025, 2:16 PM

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Sumikawa Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.

Yamaguchi
Located at the northernmost tip of Yamaguchi prefecture, which is rich in nature, it is the 100th year since its founding in 2021. Under the motto of the royal road brewing that does not pretend to be a royal road, we are facing sake brewing every day aiming for sake like "water that has passed through rice".
Est.1921
BrandToyobijin
Address611 Oaza Nakasakawa Hagi Yamaguchi
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