When poured into a glass, you'll immediately sense the pleasant and elegant aroma. The taste is very gentle, with the pure and silky flavor of the rice, followed by a subtle sourness and graininess that produces a refreshing aftertaste. This is a beautiful balance of "Zaku's" unique equilibrium and the gentle flavor of the "Kaminoho" rice, which is available for your enjoyment.
This sake artfully expresses the charm of Mie prefecture with the fascinating Junmai ginjo sake made from the "Kaminoho" rice variety. After trying this pleasant sake, you will surely be captivated by its taste.
"Zaku" is a popular sake brand from Mie prefecture. We have received a pure rice ginjo sake made from locally grown rice in Mie. The rice used is called "Kaminoho," which represents delicious sake rice produced in the mystical land of Mie. This rice is a relatively new variety, developed in 2008.
The gentle and mild flavor of this rice is cultivated in the calm "country of the gods" of Mie prefecture. Very few breweries use this rice variety, so many people have yet to try sake made from it. This sake is made using polished rice with a polishing rate of 55%.
This sake artfully expresses the charm of Mie prefecture with the fascinating Junmai ginjo sake made from the "Kaminoho" rice variety. After trying this pleasant sake, you will surely be captivated by its taste.
"Zaku" is a popular sake brand from Mie prefecture. We have received a pure rice ginjo sake made from locally grown rice in Mie. The rice used is called "Kaminoho," which represents delicious sake rice produced in the mystical land of Mie. This rice is a relatively new variety, developed in 2008.
The gentle and mild flavor of this rice is cultivated in the calm "country of the gods" of Mie prefecture. Very few breweries use this rice variety, so many people have yet to try sake made from it. This sake is made using polished rice with a polishing rate of 55%.
Product Name: Zaku Junmai Ginjo Kaminoho
Grade: Junmai Ginjo
Polishing Rate: 55%
Rice Type: Kaminoho from Mie prefecture
Alcohol: 15% Vol
Brewery Prefecture: Mie Shimizu Seizaburo Shoten Ltd.
