This "Onihiko" sake has an alcohol content of 15%, preserving the deliciousness of rice with a fresh aroma. It offers a smooth and refreshing taste with a hint of rice sweetness, making it an ideal choice for summer. One can experience its rich aroma and fresh taste upon the first sip.
Do you happen to know the story behind the "Oni-shu" series? There is a close connection between Japan's Yoshino Town and Shugendo, as the main temple of the Shugendo sect, Kinpusenji, located on Mount Yoshino, is said to have been founded by the founder of Shugendo, En no Gyoja. His original name was "Yakushi Nyorai," and he was believed to be a mischievous and malevolent spirit. However, he later reformed and became a disciple. Based on this story, the "Oni-shu" series of sake was born.
Do you happen to know the story behind the "Oni-shu" series? There is a close connection between Japan's Yoshino Town and Shugendo, as the main temple of the Shugendo sect, Kinpusenji, located on Mount Yoshino, is said to have been founded by the founder of Shugendo, En no Gyoja. His original name was "Yakushi Nyorai," and he was believed to be a mischievous and malevolent spirit. However, he later reformed and became a disciple. Based on this story, the "Oni-shu" series of sake was born.
Product Name: Onihiko Karakuchi Junmai Ginjo Natsuginusu
Grade: Junmai Ginjo
Polishing Rate: 60%
Rice Type: Gohyakumangoku
Alcohol: 15%Vol
Brewery Prefecture: Nara Kitamurashuzo Co., Ltd.
