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This Junmai Ginjo sake has a gorgeous ginjo aroma and a well-balanced taste of Yamada Nishiki rice. It goes well with light dishes such as sashimi, and is recommended for women and those new to sake.
The name comes from "Ichiban-Popponent," which means the horse with the most betting on a horse race. This sake was named with the hope that it would become the "most popular" sake, and is a staple of the Nanakanba series that has been loved by customers for many years.

This Junmai Daiginjo sake has a refreshing Muscat-like aroma and a subtle sweetness. The sake rice used is Sakanishiki, which is locally produced in Shimane Prefecture.
Sakanishiki: A sake rice named after Saka Shrine, a shrine located in Izumo, the land of mythology, that enshrines Kusunokami, the god of sake brewing. It is said to be the birthplace of sake, and the word "Saka" is also said to be the origin of the word "sake."

“Hikami Seishu” Nanakanba Tokubetsu Junmai (15%) 720ml

“Hikami Seishu” Hikami Masamune Junmai Ginjo Nanakanba Ichibanninki 15.5%

“Hikami Seishu” Nanakanba Junmai Daiginjo 17% 720ml

"Hikami Seishu" Nanakanba Junmai 720ml (15%)

A rich aroma and a deep, full-bodied flavor with a refreshing aftertaste from the natural carbonation in the bottle. Experience a unique depth of flavours beyond what traditional Junmai Daiginjo offers.

This sake was fermented by researchers at Shirataki Sake Brewery using yeast extracted from kiwi fruit.
It has a fruity aroma and sweet and sour taste reminiscent of kiwi fruit.
It can also be enjoyed as a dessert sake. A new series derived from Jozen A new and challenging sake proposed by Shirataki Sake Brewery.
It is easy to drink, has low alcohol content, and is characterized by a new, sweet and juicy taste.

This Junmai Ginjo sake has a gorgeous ginjo aroma and a well-balanced taste of Yamada Nishiki rice. It goes well with light dishes such as sashimi, and is recommended for women and those new to sake.
The name comes from "Ichiban-Popponent," which means the horse with the most betting on a horse race. This sake was named with the hope that it would become the "most popular" sake, and is a staple of the Nanakanba series that has been loved by customers for many years.

The aroma is orthodox, with an excellent balance of the rice's flavor, acidity, and sharpness. As the label suggests, it's not flashy, but it's a deep, mellow sake that can be paired with any dish. It can be enjoyed at any temperature, from cold to hot.
The jet-black label is inspired by Symboli Kris S, the famous horse bred by Symboli Ranch, which gave birth to the "Seven Crown Horse" title.