TANAKA SHUZO - MIYAGI PREFECTURE
Tanaka Shuzoten is located on the fertile plain of Kami-cho, in Miyagi prefecture. This plain is supplied with water by the melting snow from nearby Mount Oou. The brewery was founded in 1789 by Rimbei Tanaka, then a first-generation representative of the Date clan's leading kimono merchant. The choice of the region was not insignificant, as it is not only one of the most important rice-growing areas in Japan, but also a historic place with a strong reputation for sake production. Many breweries have won awards in the national new sake competition, and Tanaka Shuzoten is of course one of them.
A unique Yamahai Muroka Nama sake that perfectly combines the characteristics of the Yamahai method with the use of Ginjo yeast. Lactic notes, beautiful acidity, coupled with a refreshing citrus sweetness. A very structured sake, with a clean and pure overall sensation. In addition, it is a nama ! Fruity, lively and structured <br...
Produced from Sasanishiki rice from Miyagi, this Junmai Genshu is aged at low temperature for 2 years. The nose is clear, elegant. On the palate, the citrus notes sensed when it was young have evolved beautifully into more roundness, tinged with cocoa notes. The finish is clean, with a kire finish. Matured 2 years for superb aromas <br...