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Sake rice›Nakate Shinsenbon

Nakate Shinsenbon中生新千本

Nakate Shinsenbon is a table rice also used for brewing, grown mainly in Hiroshima. OneSip lists 64 sake brewed with Nakate Shinsenbon, most of them from Hiroshima and Nara.

The most common styles are Junmai and Honjozo. Sake made with Nakate Shinsenbon in this database is polished to about 65% on average.

Top Nakate Shinsenbon Bottles

Kamoizumi Nigoriginjo Summer Snow
Kamoizumi Nigoriginjo Summer Snow—Kamoizumi Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd
Biko Sparkling Asia
Biko Sparkling Asia—Aihara Shuzo Co., Ltd. · Polish 60%
HAKUKO Yodanshikomi Junmai Red Label
HAKUKO Yodanshikomi Junmai Red Label—Morikawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 70%
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Shusenhonjikomi
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Shusenhonjikomi—Kamoizumi Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd · Polish 58%
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HAKUKO Yodanshikomi Junmai Kassei Nigori—Morikawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 70%
Daiginjo Maboroshishirobako
Daiginjo Maboroshishirobako—Nakaojouzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 50%
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Seisennamazake
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Seisennamazake—Kamoizumi Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd · Polish 58%
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Ryokusenhonjikomi
Kamoizumi Junmai Ginjo Ryokusenhonjikomi—Kamoizumi Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
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Namamoto Hanahato Junmai—Enokishuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 70%
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Seikyou Choukarakuchi Namazake—Nakaojouzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 58%
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Seikyou Tokubetuhonjyozo Cyokarakuchi—Nakaojouzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 58%
Ginjoshu Miyajimaemaki
Ginjoshu Miyajimaemaki—Miyake Honten Co.,Ltd · Polish 60%
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Junmaishu Yahatagawa—Yahatagawa Shuzo Co.,LTd
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Reishu Yahatagawa—Yahatagawa Shuzo Co.,LTd · Polish 70%
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Hanahato Kijoshu Hachinenchozo—Enokishuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 65%
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HAKUKO Junmai Pink Label—Morikawa Shuzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 70%
Ginjo Maboroshi
Ginjo Maboroshi—Nakaojouzo Co.,Ltd · Polish 58%
Hoshuku Junmaishu
Hoshuku Junmaishu—Naratoyosawa shuzo Co.,Ltd
Sempuku Karakuchihonjouzoushu
Sempuku Karakuchihonjouzoushu—Miyake Honten Co.,Ltd
Sempuku Namachozoshu
Sempuku Namachozoshu—Miyake Honten Co.,Ltd · Polish 72%

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

NameBreweryRatingReviewsPolish
Sennofuku Daiginjo murokagenshuSennofuku Daiginjo murokagenshuMiyake Honten Co.,Ltd—050%
Yahatagawa JunmaishuYahatagawa Shuzo Co.,LTd—070%
Miwasakura Kuradashi HonjozoMiwasakura Kuradashi HonjozoMiwasakurashuzou Co.,Ltd—070%
Honjozo YahatazuruYahatagawa Shuzo Co.,LTd—070%
Kikubummei Honjozo ShiboritategenshuKitamurajouzoujo Co.,Ltd—0—
Saijoutsuru Junmaigenshu ＰｒｅｍｉｕｍSaijoutsurujouzo Co.,Ltd—065%
Daigorei JummaiginjoBajoshuzojo—050%
Ginjo Seikyou SharebotoruGinjo Seikyou SharebotoruNakaojouzo Co.,Ltd—058%
Shibori Hanahato Kimoto Junmaimuroka Namagenshu NanaEnokishuzo Co.,Ltd—080%
Hoshuku Shimmaishinshu Murokanamagenshu JunmainamanamaNaratoyosawa shuzo Co.,Ltd—0—

Where Nakate Shinsenbon sake is brewed

Nakate Shinsenbon by style

Frequently Asked Questions

Nakate Shinsenbon is a table rice variety that some breweries also use for sake. It is grown mainly in Hiroshima.
On OneSip the leading regions are Hiroshima and Nara.
It depends on the brewery, polishing and style. Most Nakate Shinsenbon sake on OneSip is Junmai and Honjozo. Use the ratings and tasting notes on each product page to compare.

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