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Hokkan Kome no Rin Daiginjō

Hokkan Kome no Rin Daiginjō is made of domestic rice milled to 50%. It is a slightly rich and slightly dry daiginjō (with an SMV of +4.5) and an ideal food sake.
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Sake specs

Prefecture
Tochigi (栃木)
Rice type
Domestic rice (国産米)
Polishing rate (semaibuai)
50%
Alcohol content
15-16%
SMV
+4.5

Hokkan Kome no Rin Daiginjō (北関酒造 米の凛 大吟醸) is made of domestic rice milled to 50%. It is a slightly rich and slightly dry daiginjō (with an SMV of +4.5) and an ideal food sake.


About the brewery

Brewery
Hokkan Shuzō
Name in Japanese
北関酒造
Address
480 Tamuramachi, Tochigi, 328-0004
Phone
0120-279-568
Website
Hokkan Shuzō, founded in 1973, is located in Tamuramachi in the southern part of Tochigi Prefecture. The region has abundant nature and clear wangs from the Nikkō mountain range. The Nikkō region cools the body to the core and, in winter, creates the perfect environment for making sake. The brewery started making sake with the help of master brewers from Niigata. Based on the methods inherited from these Echigo Tōji, Hokkan Shuzō delivers stable quality sake to domestic and overseas throughout the year in a sake brewery equipped with a four-season brewing system.

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Colour / hue
Pale Yellow
Clarity
Clear
Clear, lime-yellowish appearance with a slightly high viscosity. Intense nose of dried fruits (figs and apricots) and narazuke. The first impression is a little tart and harsh around the edges, but it is surprisingly smooth and easy to drink. Earthy, woody and slightly damp. Medium intense aroma present, soft, creamy at higher temperatures and refreshingly dry.

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