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Shinanonishiki Junmai Wasanbon

Shinanonishiki Junmai Wasanbon

Rating from Customers

4.4

3 reviews

The appeal of 'Wasanbon' lies in its malic acid. In sake, yeast produces malic acid, and the yeast created from high-quality rice results in a sake where you can truly taste the rice while enjoying a refreshing flavor. With a clean finish, it’s a sake that pairs beautifully with food. When served chilled, it has a crisp, refreshing taste, while warming it brings out a rounder umami and richer character. It complements not only Japanese cuisine but also dishes like fish or meat confit, carpaccio, and other Italian or French fare, enhancing the flavors. Enjoying it in a wine glass is also highly recommended.

Details

SMV
no data
Acidity
no data
Alcohol
15
Polish Ratio
81
Rice
Miyamanishiki
Yeast
no data
Sake Type
Junmai
Brewery
Miyajima Sake Brewery Company
Prefecture
Nagano
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Characteristics

Less Aroma

Strong

Dry

Sweet

Light

Rich

  • Pepper
  • Almond
  • Earthy
  • Banana
  • Umami
  • Smooth
  • Full-bodied
  • Chestnut
  • Cooked Rice

Pairing

  • Pickled Vegetables

    Pickled Vegetables

  • Tofu Dishes

    Tofu Dishes

  • Ramen

    Ramen

  • Grilled Fish

    Grilled Fish

Best Temperature

  • 5-15

    Chilled

  • 16-25

    Room Temp

  • 26-35

    Slightly Warm

  • 36-45

    Warm

  • 46~

    Hot

Miyajima Sake Brewery Company

Miyajima Sake Brewery Company

Nagano

We are a sake brewery deeply connected to the nature of the Shinshu (Nagano) region. All our rice is locally grown in the Ina Valley, and we exclusively produce pure rice sake that reflects the climate and culture of the area. By using locally cultivated rice, we create a flavor that resonates with the region's soil and climate. Our long-term relationships with local farmers, who practice reduced or pesticide-free farming, contribute to sustainable agriculture and regional development. We focus on low-polishing rates to highlight the rice’s natural qualities and craft sake that balances sweetness, acidity, dryness, bitterness, and astringency. Sustainability is also key, as we recycle sake lees as fertilizer and aim for minimal waste throughout production, including the reuse of bottles. Enjoy Shinano Nishiki sake while reflecting on the beauty of Shinshu’s nature.

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