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Sake with a soft scent that makes you feel umami.

Sake with a soft scent that makes you feel umami.

A refreshing and pleasant sake.

Sake with a gentle light and pleasant taste.

A liquor with a subtle aroma, rich flavor.

It is popular as it has a good throat feel and does not leave any leftovers the next day.

Junmai Daiginjo specially brewed in limited quantities.

Tanrei dry pure rice storage sake that does not get tired of drinking with a sharp taste

Junmai sake with a mellow taste that can be enjoyed in both cold or warm

Junmai sake with a mellow taste that can be enjoyed in both cold or warm

Dry pure pure rice sake with a light and sharp taste

Dry pure pure rice sake with a light and sharp taste

Junmai Sake, which can be enjoyed by cold or hot rice, can be enjoyed by cold or warm, won the gold prize for pure rice sake 2019 Junmai Sake, Nati...

Ginjo Junmai sake, a refreshing fragrance and a refreshing drinking mouth, prepared with two kinds of Ginjo yeast.

This product is the perfect product for a good event that puts a pure gold foil in Ginjo Junmai Sake, which is a clear Okuizugawa water system, fro...

Daiginjo Junmai Sake, which is a clear Okuzugawa water system of 50 % of "Maishigura" from Aomori Prefecture.

Hyogo Prefecture's "Yamada Nishiki" 45 % of the clear throat ginjo is a clear Okuzegawa water system. 2020 "U.S. Sake Handscop" Daiginjo B section ...

Hyogo Prefecture Sake Brewery Good rice "Yamada Nishiki" 45 % of the crisp spicy daiginjo over a clear Okuzegawa water system. 2020 "U.S. Sake Hand...

Daiginjo Junmai Sake, which is handmade by 35 % of "Yamada Nishiki" from Hyogo Prefecture with the Okuzegawa water -based water system. Limited qua...

Standard of the northernmost sake brewery in Japan. Soft flavor and refreshing throat.

Standard of the northernmost sake brewery in Japan. Soft flavor and refreshing throat.

Standard of the northernmost sake brewery in Japan. Soft flavor and refreshing throat.

A refreshing drink that makes use of the flavor of rice

It is a liquor with the taste of the sake of sake, which is finished by the brewery, using all of Okayama Prefecture.