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Junmai Daiginjo
(Pure rice ultra-premium sake)
With a superb, refined fragrance and fruity aroma, one can savor the deep, aromatic flavor of this sake.
Rice | Shizuoka-grown Yamada nishiki |
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Seimaibuai *1 | 50% |
Nihonshudo *2 | +4 |
Acidity | 1.3 |
Alcohol Content | Higher than 15% and lower than 16% |
Quantity | 1800ml/720ml |
*1. Seimaibuai: The percentage of the original rice grain that has been polished away.
*2. Nihonshudo: An indication of a sake’s sweetness or dryness. Higher values denote a dryer sake.
This is a fruity sake with a seimaibuai of 40-55%, carefully fermented at low temperatures with Shizuoka yeast.
Junmai Ginjo
(Pure rice premium sake)
With a fresh, fruity taste and aroma, this sake possesses a comforting, profound flavor that one can only find with Ginjoshu (premium sake).
Rice | Shizuoka-grown Yamada nishiki |
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Seimaibuai | 55% |
Nihonshudo | +3 |
Acidity | 1.3 |
Alcohol Content | Higher than 16% and lower than 17% |
Quantity | 1800 ml/720 ml/300 ml |
Ginjoshu Hana Label
(Premium sake – flower label)
One can enjoy the fruity flavor and aroma of this sake, which goes down ever so smoothly.
Rice | Shizuoka-grown Yamada nishiki |
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Seimaibuai | 55% |
Nihonshudo | +5 |
Acidity | 1.2 |
Alcohol Content | Higher than 15% and lower than 16% |
Quantity | 1800 ml/720 ml/300 ml |
Fukuyoka Junmaishu
(Rich pure rice sake)
This sake uses 100% Shizuoka-grown rice and is fermented with Shizuoka yeast as well. While it is on the dry side with a seimaibuai of +3, this Junmaishu (pure rice sake) has the wafting aroma of rich rice. This sake is distinctive for the gentle taste one expects of Shizuoka sake, along with the robust flavor of rice. One can savor this sake either chilled or heated to experience different taste sensations.
Rice |
Koujimai
*3
: Yamada nishiki
Kakemai *4 : Shizuoka-grown rice |
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Seimaibuai | 60% |
Nihonshudo | +3 |
Acidity | 1.4 |
Alcohol Content | Higher than 14% and lower than 15% |
Quantity | 1800 ml/720 ml |
*3. Koujimai: Rice that is used for making malt.
*4. Kakemai: Rice that is steamed and used to control fermentation.
This is a sweet, easy-to-drink sake. It uses Shizuoka-grown fruits for a distinctive flavor only this location can produce.
Puchi Shuwa Nihonshu - Chobitto Kampai
(Lightly carbonated sake - for a mini “cheers!” moment)
This is lightly carbonated sake made of only rice and water. The alcohol content is only 1/3 that of conventional sake. The flavor features the perfect amount of tartness amidst the natural sweetness of rice. With carbonation brought on by the yeast, one can enjoy this drink's bubbly effervescence.
Rice |
Koujimai
*3
: Shizuoka-grown rice
Kakemai *4 : Shizuoka-grown rice |
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Seimaibuai | 65% |
Nihonshudo | -65 |
Acidity | 3.6-4.2 |
Alcohol Content | 6% |
Quantity | 300 ml |
Junmai Umeshu
(Pure rice plum wine)
This is a plum wine that uses Nanko ume plums, but it features a production method and flavor different from conventional plum wine. We carefully pickled thick Nanko ume plums in high-quality pure rice sake, creating a new sensation of plum wine with subtle sweetness and a crisp, clean flavor.
Enjoy it straight, on the rocks, or with soda.
Ingredients | Sake, ume plums, sucrose (liqueur-type) |
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Alcohol Content | 13% |
Fruit Content | 15% |
Quantity | 500 ml |
Shochu (clear liquor) made from rice bran that is created when polishing rice. It is distinctive for its crisp, easy-to-drink flavor.