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Kariho Rokushū Kassei Junmaishu (刈穂 六舟 活性純米酒) is a naturally sparkling junmai sake brewed to junmai ginjō standards using Sake Komachi rice polished to 50% and Kyōkai No. 901 yeast. Its fine effervescence is created through secondary fermentation in the bottle, the same basic method used in...
Prefecture
Akita (秋田)
Rice type
Sake Komachi (酒こまち)
Polishing rate (semaibuai)
50%
Alcohol content
15%
SMV
+2.0
Acidity
1.5
Brewery
Kariho Shuzo
Name in Japanese
刈穂酒造
Address
75 Jinguji aza Jinguji, Daisen, Akita 019-1701, Japan
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