Junmai Ginjo Nikko Homare Gohyakumangoku

Junmai Ginjo Nikko Homare Gohyakumangoku

Name: Junmai Ginjo Nikko Homare Gohyakumangoku
Brand: Watanabe Sahei Shoten
Price: 11440.0 JPY
Availability: instock

¥11,440

Size: 720ml

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Sku: WT-005
Available: instock
Vendor: Watanabe Sahei Shoten
Type: Junmai Ginjo
Collections: All , Junmai , Kitchenware , Rice & Rice Dishes , Sake & Spirits

Watanabe Sahei Shoten

Junmai Ginjo Nikko Homare Gohyakumangoku

¥11,440

Description

【Winner of the Gold Award at the Milano Sake Challenge 2023、E/strong>

We adhere to the term "local sake" and brew our sake using Gohyakumangoku rice grown in Imaichi City, spring water from the Nikko Mountain Range, and yeast developed by Tochigi Prefecture. It is characterized by a refreshing taste. It is a type of sake that is easy to drink, even for those who don't usually consume Japanese sake.

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About the Maker

Watanabe Sahei Shoten

Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

Watanabe Sahei Shoten is a sake brewery in Tochigi Prefecture with a long tradition of meticulous Junmai brewing. Their signature lines — Junmai Daiginjo Seikai, Nikko Homare Omachi, Kimoto Junmai Sontoku — emphasize the Tochigi water source and locally-grown sake rice varieties. The brewery has retained traditional kimoto fermentation methods for select labels, producing sake with notable depth and umami. A quiet favorite among Japanese sake sommeliers.