REGION: Ishikawa

Daiginjo Sake 'BY - Library Release'
SKU #:
JP-KIK-40-08
Vintage:
2008
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Variety:
Yamada Nishiki Rice
Daiginjo Sake 'BY'
SKU #:
JP-KIK-40-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Variety:
Yamada Nishiki Rice
Daiginjo Sake 'Kukurihime'
SKU #:
JP-KIK-41-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Variety:
Yamada Nishiki Rice
Junmai Daiginjo Sake 'Aiyama' Shishi no Sato
SKU #:
JP-SHI-40-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Variety:
Aiyama Rice
Jummai Ginjo Sake 'Shun' Shishi no Sato
SKU #:
JP-SHI-20-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Junmai Ginjo Sparkling Sake 'Sen'
SKU #:
JP-SHI-70-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Junmai Sake 'Chokara' Shishi no Sato
SKU #:
JP-SHI-01-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Junmai Sake 'Kinken'
SKU #:
JP-KIK-01-NV
Vintage:
NV
Country:
Japan
Region:
Ishikawa
Appellation:
Ishikawa Prefecture
Variety:
Yamada Nishiki Rice
Making fine sake since 1573, in the 1970s Kikuhime adapted their rich style to a more nuanced Ginjo, but with plenty of bite and structure. They were also a pioneer of the traditional Yamahai method with its deep layers of flavor and bright acidity, as well as exploring the potential of aged sake.
Matsuura Shuzo was founded in 1772 in the mountain town of Yamanaka Onsen, famed for centuries for its hot spring baths and dedicated craftspeople.