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Himonoya Senkonari Honjōzō Genshu Kurozuka

Himonoya Senkonari Honjōzō Genshu Kurozuka is named after the legend of Ōshū Adachigahara Oniba, a local demon that also appears in a famous Noh play. It is made of Gohyakumangoku rice milled to 50% and has a strong ginjō aroma.
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Pale Yellow
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Intense nose of dried fruits, caramel, honey, and koji. A dry, undiluted sake with a silky and viscous body, very rich and deep. Strong and intense approach, sweet mid-palate, crisp, slightly bitter, and a short, mild finish with a sour tingle. It is pretty strong at 18-19% and carries the sweetness of pure rice, as it is barely fruity.

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