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Wataya Tokubetsu Jummai Kawaguchi Natto Miyamanishiki Genshu Hiyaoroshi

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Description

It is a collaboration product that uses rice from Miyagi prefecture grown by Kawaguchi natto. A sharp and rich taste. Hiya -grated seasonal limited product. * Of course, natto is not included

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Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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

Sake TypeWhat is Tokubetsu Junmai?

Special pure rice sake with distinctive character and depth.

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Kanenoi Shuzo Co.,Ldt

Kanenoi Shuzo Co.,Ldt

Miyagi
Founded in Taisho 4 (1915). At the Ichizako district of Kurihara City, the northernmost part of Miyagi Prefecture, Kaneda Village at the time was named "Kinnoi" because it was a production area of ​​good water and good rice. In 1987, Miura Mikinori, the fourth generation, entered the storehouse, welcomed Nanbu Tori in 1996, and started making sake brewing, and made the brand's name. We are particular about the diversity of sake and rice, and we are working on contract cultivation with farmers nationwide, and recently we are focusing on sake brewing using local rice. In addition, "Cotta" continues to refine the sake quality as a sake that focuses on the matching with meals, and continues to refine the quality of sake as a sake that snuggles up to the dish, a dish and a friendly sake "food -like sake". We are making sake with the theme of delicious alcohol and fun alcohol.
Est.1915
BrandWataya
Address1-1 Ura Ichisakawaguchi Town Kurihara Miyagi
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