
Description
It uses local sake rice that has been carefully raised in the area of the northern foot of Fuji. The label, including local rice farmers, uses a label written by the late calligrapher, Kan Ode. A local sake created by people who love their hometown. The most dry liquor in Kai's luck. It features a refreshing mouthfeel and a boiling ginjo scent.
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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 Ginjo?
Light and fragrant with delicate floral and fruit aromas.
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Ide Jozoten
Yamanashi
The Ide Brewery is the predecessor of soy sauce brewing, which started in the middle of the Edo period (around 1700). At the end of the Edo period (around 1850), Yogeemon, the 16th generation of our family, focuses on the cool climate at an altitude of 850 m and the abundant Mt. Fuji spring water. At the beginning, it has reached the present. It will be 21 generations in the current owner.
Mt. Fuji is famous as a mountain without a river. Even if the snow that has fallen in the winter melts, it is sucked into the lava layer and springs to the northern foot after several decades. "Bank of Sake Kai" is a liquor that the brewer is carefully brewed in the extreme cold, using water that springs out through the natural filtrate layer (lava layer).
We, the creator, benefit from Mt.
Est.1850
BrandKainokaiun
Address8 Funatsu Fujikawaguchiko Minamitsuru Yamanashi
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