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Description
A junmai daiginjo namasake from the Zuisen label, bottled unpasteurized at a Tottori brewery founded in 1907. The unfiltered freshness is preserved through cold handling without heat treatment. The brewery's mineral-rich spring water, filtered through centuries of sandy mountain soil, underpins the delicate structure.
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Subtle
Aromatic
Light
Full
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Sake TypeWhat is Junmai Daiginjo?
The pinnacle of sake — pure rice, no added alcohol, extraordinary precision.
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Takata Shuzojo Co.,Ltd
Tottori
Under the motto "Self -style sake brewing that no one is in need of," is a local raw material procurement of local ingredients only by contract cultivation that is "strongly aware of the position of local sake brewing". The commitment to this local sake has been evaluated. The policy of "I want only those who like it to drink", and only manufactures the consumption quantity.
Est.1907
BrandZuisen
Address1694 Uratomi Iwami Iwami Tottori
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