Australian Sake Award 2023

This Junmai-Daiginjo super premium naturally fermented pure sake is the product of over a century's bond between this region's farmers and brewers. Large-grain Yamada-Nishiki, grown in Yokawa Hyogo's “special A” Grand Cru terroir, is polished down to 39% of it's original size, and brewed without additives or accelerants. Brilliant in taste with an expansive fruity palette of elegant sweetness with lively acidity, it finishes refreshingly crisp.

This Junmai-Daiginjo super premium naturally fermented pure sake is the product of over a century's bond between this region's farmers and brewers. Large-grain Yamada-Nishiki, grown in Yokawa Hyogo's “special A” Grand Cru terroir, is polished down to 39% of it's original size, and brewed without additives or accelerants. Brilliant in taste with an expansive fruity palette of elegant sweetness with lively acidity, it finishes refreshingly crisp.

It is a small boutique sake brewery led by Shoichiro Morishima(6th generation).
Adopting the latest equipment, traditional methods and honed sensitivity, Morishima brewery merges the old and new in crafting its sake.
A sake to enjoy during meals, it is made from Omachi sake rice with a polishing rate of 50%.
The flavor is well refined and has received numerous awards in Japan as well as internationally.

This junmai ginjo is made with Dewa no Sato, a kind of rice developed in Yamagata prefecture that is known for its large white core. One of the most popular kinds of Yamagata Selection-certified sake.

This is an unfiltered special junmai sake made from Omachi sake rice, a variety that has been used as the core of Shuho Shuzo alongside Miyamanishiki.
It has been loved by many as a staple product of Shuho.

This is an unfiltered special junmai sake made from Omachi sake rice, a variety that has been used as the core of Shuho Shuzo alongside Miyamanishiki.
It has been loved by many as a staple product of Shuho.

Okayama Prefecture's specialty sake rice, Omachi, known as the legendary sake rice, is polished to 50% and brewed with great care by a Bitchu brewmaster. It is then aged at low temperatures in the brewery, bringing out the full-bodied flavor and soft aroma that is unique to Omachi, making this Junmai Daiginjo sake.