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Yuho Kimoto Junmai Tamasakae

by Mioya Shuzo Co.,Ltd ย ยทย  Ishikawa
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Description

Yuho Kimoto Junmai Tamasakae is crafted by Mioya Shuzo in Hakui, Ishikawa, using the ancient kimoto method and the rare Tamasakae rice variety. Founded in 1897 near the UFO-famous Noto Peninsula, Mioya Shuzo's Yuho brand emphasizes rich umami and a beautifully balanced acidity ideal for pairing with food.

Specifications
RegionIshikawa
BrandYuho
RiceTama Sakae
ABV16.5%
Polish Ratio60%
Flavor Profile
Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full

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Special pure rice sake with distinctive character and depth.

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Mioya Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Ishikawa
We look at the Ochi Plain, the best granary area of โ€‹โ€‹the Noto Peninsula, and are brewed in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture, a town of UFO, which is rich, clear water and naturally blessed with nature. It was founded in 1897, named Miso Sake Brewery from the village name. We have launched a new brand "Yuho" since 2005. Not only Japanese food, but also a wide variety of dishes and sake that can be enjoyed, so the rice is drawn out of koji, harmonious acids, elegant and modest aroma, and moderate aging. I think carefully. Along with local farmers' rice, we need sake rice that we need to taste the sake we want to realize is more aggressive than contract farmers who are trusted outside the prefecture. We are working on sake brewing every day with the goal of creating a dining table with a smile and conversation with "powerful and kind sake".
Est.1897
BrandYuuho
AddressOmachi Hakui Ishikawa
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Pairings

Food type guide

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