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Gin no Sato吟の里

Gin no Sato is a rice variety bred for sake brewing, grown mainly in Yamaguchi. OneSip lists 62 sake brewed with Gin no Sato, most of them from Fukuoka, Nara and Tokushima.

The most common styles are Junmai Ginjo and Junmai. Sake made with Gin no Sato in this database is polished to about 59% on average.

Top Gin no Sato Bottles

Hanatomoe Mizumoto Kakeru Mizumoto
Hanatomoe Mizumoto Kakeru Mizumoto★ 5.0 (1)Miyoshino Jozo · Polish 70%
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Miinokotobuki Akijungin Poruchini—MIINOKOTOBUKI CO.,LTD. · Polish 60%
Junmaishu Kansansui 65%
Junmaishu Kansansui 65%★ 4.0 (1)Kitaya Co.,Ltd · Polish 65%
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Miinokotobuki Junmai Kochinere—MIINOKOTOBUKI CO.,LTD. · Polish 60%
Hanatomoe Yamahaijunmai nama
Hanatomoe Yamahaijunmai nama★ 4.0 (1)Miyoshino Jozo · Polish 70%
Junmai Ginjo Kitaya Ginnosato
Junmai Ginjo Kitaya Ginnosato—Kitaya Co.,Ltd
Sakatanishiki Honjozo
Sakatanishiki Honjozo—Seto Shuzoten Co.,Ltd
Anabukigawa Junmai
Anabukigawa Junmai—Tsukasagiku Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
Zuiyou Junmaishu Saisai
Zuiyou Junmaishu Saisai—Zuiyo Co.,Ltd. · Polish 65%
Ginjosyu Kissyou Zuiyou
Ginjosyu Kissyou Zuiyou—Zuiyo Co.,Ltd. · Polish 58%
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Ginnohitomi Daiginjyo—Kitaya Co.,Ltd · Polish 50%
Zuiyou Junmai Ginjo Sukun
Zuiyou Junmai Ginjo Sukun—Zuiyo Co.,Ltd. · Polish 58%
Hanatomoe Sokujoujunmai Hiire
Hanatomoe Sokujoujunmai Hiire—Miyoshino Jozo · Polish 70%
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Tokubetsu Junmai Kotonowa—Juhachi Zakari Shuzo Co., Ltd.
NO IMAGE
Fujikawa—Yorozuya Jozoten Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
Zaozakura Junmaishu
Zaozakura Junmaishu—Miyoshino Jozo · Polish 70%
NO IMAGE
Ippin Junmaiginjyo ginosato—Yoshikubo sake brewery · Polish 50%
NO IMAGE
Daina Junmai Ginjo—Kikunosato Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 50%
NO IMAGE
Ginjo Nagoriyuki—Kuge Honten Co.,Ltd · Polish 55%
Junmai Anabukigawa
Junmai Anabukigawa—Tsukasagiku Shuzo Co.,Ltd

Ranked by reviews, ratings, reader interest and shop availability on OneSip. Updated monthly.

NameBreweryRatingReviewsPolish
Miinokotobuki Harujungin KuadorifuorioMIINOKOTOBUKI CO.,LTD.—060%
Hanatomoe SokujoJunmai MurokanamagenshuHanatomoe SokujoJunmai MurokanamagenshuMiyoshino Jozo—070%
Hanatomoe YamahaiJunmai DaiginjosupurasshuHanatomoe YamahaiJunmai DaiginjosupurasshuMiyoshino Jozo—050%
Junmai Ginjo Suukun GinnosatoJunmai Ginjo Suukun GinnosatoZuiyo Co.,Ltd.—058%
Junmaishu SaisaiJunmaishu SaisaiZuiyo Co.,Ltd.—065%
NatsuGinjo NatsusakeNatsuGinjo NatsusakeZuiyo Co.,Ltd.—058%
Sakatanishiki JunmaiSakatanishiki JunmaiSeto Shuzoten Co.,Ltd—0—
Daiginjo KurokuiKuge Honten Co.,Ltd—040%
Hanatomoe Yuzuriha Junmai GinjoshuMiyoshino Jozo—050%
Hanatomoe SokujoJunmai NamazakeHanatomoe SokujoJunmai NamazakeMiyoshino Jozo—070%

Where Gin no Sato sake is brewed

Gin no Sato by style

Frequently Asked Questions

Gin no Sato is a sake rice variety (shuzo kotekimai) bred for brewing, with large grains and a soft starchy core that dissolves well in the mash. It is grown mainly in Yamaguchi.
On OneSip the leading regions are Fukuoka, Nara and Tokushima.
It depends on the brewery, polishing and style. Most Gin no Sato sake on OneSip is Junmai Ginjo and Junmai. Use the ratings and tasting notes on each product page to compare.

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