Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (A town where mirages can be seen) Autumun

Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (A town where mirages can be seen) Autumun

Name: Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (A town where mirages can be seen) Autumun
Brand: Uozu Shuzo
Price: 12298.0 JPY
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¥12,298

Size: 720ml

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Uozu Shuzo

Shinkirou-no-mierumachi (A town where mirages can be seen) Autumun

¥12,298

Description

From Uozu Shuzo in Toyama Prefecture, Shinkirou-no-mierumachi "Autumn" is a seasonal release named after Uozu's famous coastline where atmospheric mirages can be seen. Aged through summer for a rounder, more mature profile, this autumn-release sake offers gentle umami, soft floral notes, and a quietly elegant dry finish. Pairs naturally with autumn ingredients — sanma, mushroom rice, root vegetable dishes. 720ml. Serve chilled or at room temperature.

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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.