Hikami Seishu 簸上清酒

Gold Medal Winner in the Junmai Daiginjo category at the 2023 Kura Master Awards.

This Junmai Ginjo sake offers a harmonious balance of elegant ginjo aromas and the rich flavor of Yamada Nishiki rice. It pairs well with light dishes like sashimi and is an excellent choice for women or those new to sake.

The name “Ichiban Ninki” (Most Popular) is inspired by the term used in horse racing to describe the top favorite. Named with the hope of becoming the "most popular" sake, this long-loved product is a staple of the Seven Crown Horse series.

Hikami Sake's Shichikanba Junmai Daiginjo earned the gold medal at the Singapore Sake Challenge 2024, an esteemed international sake competition.

This sake boasts a clear, velvety smooth texture that glides across the palate. Its exquisite aroma combines notes of lychee, muscat, and sour cherries. The finish is sharp, with a subtle astringency adding a refined accent.

Winner of the bronze medal in the "Junmai Sake (Rich and Mellow Flavor)" category at the Oriental Sake Awards.

This sake features a classic aroma with an exquisite balance of rice flavor, acidity, and sharpness. True to its label, it is not overly flashy but offers a deep, smoky profile that pairs well with any dish. It can be enjoyed at a range of temperatures, from cold to hot.

The jet-black label draws inspiration from the legendary horse "Symboli Kris S," bred by Symboli Ranch, famed for producing the "Seven Crown Horse."

Winner of the bronze medal in the "Junmai Sake (Rich and Mellow Flavor)" category at the Oriental Sake Awards.

This sake features a classic aroma with an exquisite balance of rice flavor, acidity, and sharpness. True to its label, it is not overly flashy but offers a deep, smoky profile that pairs well with any dish. It can be enjoyed at a range of temperatures, from cold to hot.

The jet-black label draws inspiration from the legendary horse "Symboli Kris S," bred by Symboli Ranch, famed for producing the "Seven Crown Horse."