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Bottled as a namashu genshu, this sake from the Iwate brewery is both unpasteurized and undiluted, combining the freshness of nama with the intensity of full-strength genshu. The brewery's soft spring water underpins the clean, vibrant profile typical of this style.
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Washinoo Co.,Ltd
Iwate
In the past, Iwate Mt. Iwate was called "eagle tail" in the sense of a sake brewery at the foot of this mountain because it was called Iwashiyama.
Est.1829
BrandWashinoo
Address22-158 Hachimantai Iwate
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