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Name: Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (Una ciudad donde se pueden ver espejismos) Verano
Brand: Uozu Shuzo
Price: 12727.0 JPY
Availability: instock

¥12,727

Tamaño: 720 ml

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Sku: UZ-004
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Vendor: Uozu Shuzo
Type: Junmai
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Uozu Shuzo

Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (Una ciudad donde se pueden ver espejismos) Verano

¥12,727

Description

【Exclusivo de la Prefectura de Toyama】【Edición Limitada - Verano 2023】

A pesar de ser Genshu, el contenido de alcohol se ha mantenido en 13 grados, lo que da como resultado un sake suave y fácil de beber, que conserva su sabor umami. La acidez limpia lo hace adecuado como sake para acompañar las comidas. Tiene un aroma suave y un final nítido característico.

Elaborado con arroz Gohyakumangoku de la Prefectura de Ishikawa, pulido al 60%. Tiene un contenido de alcohol del 13% y se elabora utilizando levadura Kyokai 701.

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About the Maker

Uozu Shuzo

Uozu, Toyama Prefecture, Japan

Uozu Shuzo is a sake brewery in Uozu, Toyama Prefecture — a coastal city famous for the atmospheric mirages (shinkirou) that shimmer over Toyama Bay each spring. The brewery draws both inspiration and water from this rare landscape. Signature labels — Hokuyo Junmai Daiginjo, Hokuyo Fukurotsuri, Shinkirou-no-mierumachi — reflect Toyama’s coastal terroir and a commitment to elegance over excess.