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Description
Known as Onikoroshi, meaning demon slayer in Japanese, this junmai sake is brewed in Shizuoka Prefecture. As a junmai, it uses only rice, water, koji and yeast, with no added distilled alcohol.
Specifications
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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Omuraya Shuzojo Co.,LTD
Shizuoka
In our water, the Southern Alps spreads out, and the Oi River, which is the headwaters of Mt. Akaishi, is flowing to Shimada City. The underground water of the Oigawa River is used and used. It has a characteristic that it is easy to brew a soft water and soft sake that feels a little rounded when it is included in the mouth.
Sake brewing with a luxurious and gentle scent, blending in the mouth softly, deepening the bottom, forgetting time and drinking.
In 1832, Shigebei was founded. In 1975, the sake transmitted to the old document was revived as "Wakatake Oni". Released "Onna Crying" in 1980.
Est.1832
BrandOnnanakase
Address1-1-8 Honori Shimada Shizuoka
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