Very smooth Sake with fruity aroma. Made with 100% Yamada-Nishiki rice.
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Very smooth Sake with fruity aroma. Made with 100% Yamada-Nishiki rice.
Every bottle is hand-crafted in limited quantities, with meticulous care taken at every step.
Every bottle is hand-crafted in limited quantities, with meticulous care taken at every step.
Smooth and delicate with pleasant aromas of honeydew, and hints of licorice. Slightly dry with pleasant flavors of honeydew, bartlett pears, cherry, and a touch of almond with a clean, crisp finish.
Enjoy premium sake with this 720ml bottle and two traditional cups, perfect for special moments.
Brewed as Shizuku sake meaning filtered by natural free falling filtering and has elegant, rich aroma.
A clean and refreshing mouthfeel. Acidity of kiwis and pears blend harmoniously, with a refined umami rich flavor that lingers until the end.
A dry but yet crisp type of sake that doesn’t have the over bearing sweetness as other nigori.
This memorable sake bursts with creamy sweet refreshing notes of just-ripened white peach. Light yet rich, its linger-ing savory umami f inish grace fully resonates.
This is the signature cuvée of the Hyakumoku brand. A vibrant fruit aroma unfolds into layers of refined sweetness, lively acidity, and a crisp finish with a pleasant hint of bitterness.
Great fragrance of fruity flavor and rich sweetness. Double Gold prize of SFIWC 2014.
Great fragrance of fruity flavor and rich sweetness. Double Gold prize of SFIWC 2014.
“It is the dryest pure rice sake in Yoshikubo Sake Brewery. It is just the right amount of spiciness to retain the umami of +12 Japanese sake.”
This sake is made in the city where the baseball player Shohei Ohtani is from. Yukinoka was developed as Iwate’s answer to Yamada Nishiki, the premium sake rice from Hyogo Prefecture.
This sake is made in the city where the baseball player Shohei Ohtani is from. Yukinoka was developed as Iwate’s answer to Yamada Nishiki, the premium sake rice from Hyogo Prefecture.
This sake honors Iwate’s (and Japan’s) baseball heritage. Made only with rice polished to 50%, koji, and water, for a smooth, slightly sweet, delicate flavor with a surprising complexity of flavors.
