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Toyo Bijin (Oriental Beauty)
Toyo Bijin
Brewed in the ancient city of Hagi in northern Yamaguchi Prefecture, the name of this sake comes from the founder’s memories of his lost wife. This sake has a transparent flavor and an elegant aftertaste.
Yonetsuru
Yonetsuru
Founded around 1700 in Takahatamachi, southeastern Yamagata Prefecture, the name is derived from the Japanese folk tale “Tsuru no Ongaeshi (The Grateful Crane)”, set in a district near the brewery. Its pleasant acid taste blends well with the flavor of rice.
Shun
Shun
Tamano Hikari
Tamano Hikari
Hakurakusei
Hakurakusei
Hakurakusei originates from the natural features of the local climate which gives it its original characteristics and technical structure. It has a gentle aroma that spreads like the scent of bananas, and it is refreshingly clear superbly complimenting a meal.
Tenryou
Tenryo
From a distilling tradition that has continued for more than 350 years in the beautiful mountainous region of Gifu, it presents an elegant aroma and mellow taste that harmonizes with a variety of dishes.
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