Ishikawa

Sake Chikuha Junmai Ginjo 720ml (15% vol.)

Sake Chikuha Junmai Ginjo 720ml (15% vol.)
Regular price 34,37 €
Regular price Sale price 34,37 €

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Description
A Junmai Ginjo sake with a light ginjo aroma and a fresh, refined taste, highly appreciated by renowned chefs for its rich rice flavors and perfect balance. Alcohol content: 15°
Flavor

A subtle ginjō aroma and a refreshing, light taste of pure ginjō sake. A smooth, clean, and refreshing taste, without any off-flavors. This is a sake in which you can savor every grain of rice, a spirit you never tire of drinking.

Conservation

Store in a cool, dark place.

Ingredients & Allergens

Rice (from Noto), rice koji (made from Noto rice)

Nutritional Values

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Origin Ishikawa, Japan
Container Glass bottle
Usage Pairing: This sake pairs perfectly with seafood and seasonal vegetable dishes combined with fruit vinegars. Its fruity yet dry profile also makes it an excellent accompaniment to Western dishes featuring anchovies. Serving Temperatures: Served cold, enjoy it around 10°C for a delicate "Hana-hie" experience. When warmed to around 43°C (Nuru-kan) or slightly warmer (Jo-kan), the balance of sweetness, acidity, and slight bitterness is perfectly harmonious, offering an exquisite flavor.
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Kazuma Shuzo
The producer

Kazuma Shuzo

Founded in 1869 in the Noto region of Ishikawa, the Kazuma Shuzo brewery benefits from an exceptional terroir, renowned for the quality of its water, perfect for sake brewing. For over 50 years, the company has proudly protected and promoted its brand name, Takeba (竹葉). What makes Kazuma Shuzo unique is its exclusive use of sake rice grown by local partner farmers. In 2014, the brewery launched an ambitious project: to restore abandoned farmland into rice paddies. Today, 26 hectares have been successfully transformed. That same year, the company modernized its facilities to ensure top-quality sake. Despite the January 2024 earthquake, which caused a three-month water outage, Kazuma Shuzo demonstrated resilience by restarting production as early as April. Today, five young family members, all in their thirties, run the brewery with passion and innovation.