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Description
Hinohikari, a medium-grain table rice variety used here as a sake ingredient, is polished to 55% for this junmai ginjo from Wakanami Sake Brewery in Fukuoka. The brewery's FY2 type label reflects its focus on contemporary, clean-tasting sake from local rice.
Specifications
CategoryJunmai Ginjo
RegionFukuoka
BreweryWakanami Sake Brewery Inc.
BrandWakanami
RiceHinohikari
ABV15%
Polish Ratio55%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
Estimated from the category and polishing ratio, not a measurement of this bottle.
Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Ginjo?
Fruity and clean — the perfect entry point into premium sake.
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Wakanami Sake Brewery Inc.
Fukuoka
"Keeping young waves like Jiro Chikushi."
The magnificent Chikugawa River (Chikushi Jiro) in Kyushu is right next to the warehouse. The technology of the carpenter who repairs the ship that goes to the Chikugo River has created a town that boasts the best furniture production in Japan. Fukuoka Prefecture, Okawa City, Wakaba Sake Brewery was born in such a place.
"Taste push waves / lingering lingering waves"
Like the Golden River of the Chikugo River shining in the sunset.
The taste rushes, and it is refreshing quickly. Wakaba Sake Brewery liquor expresses such various "waves".
"Brew alcohol, brew people, and create culture."
Wakaba Sake Brewery fosters craftsmanship and heart through sake brewing, and acts as the activity of the region and the inheritance of Japanese culture.
Like Aomi Wave, where this technique and culture last
May Chiyo continue to Yachiyo.
Est.1922
BrandWakanami
Address752 Kanekei Okawa Fukuoka
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