Are you searching for a floral taste SAKE to drink in Spring?
It’s spring time, the flower season in Japan. We are starting now to feel the effects of the most beautiful season of the year. During the spring, temperatures are more pleasant, air is wetter than in winter, new leaves sprout in the trees and flowers bloom, leaving a romantic spirit in the air and a beautiful landscape in gardens, fields and parks. This is also the moment to enjoy sake with a fragrance that is impressive and flowery, just like a flower.
Today, we’d like to introduce you Sake – Flower incense Junmai Daiginjo Sakuraka 720ml 16 degrees, a sake with a soft and gentle sharpness, a gorgeous aroma and a flavor that never gets old, brewed using the traditional technique of 'Hanegi Shibori'.
|
 |
What is “'Hanegi Shibori” ?
Haneki Shibori is a historical style of pressing used only by a handful of breweries today. This pressing process involves placing the unrefined sake in a sake bag, loading it into a tank, hanging the weights from a giant haneki tree and applying gentle pressure using the principle of leverage to slowly and gently press the sake over time to produce a flavourful sake.
|
 |
A sake that makes you feel the spirit of the brewery
600 years back in time. The ancestors of the Kanda family, who accompanied the monk Itsukuchu, son of Kujo Kanpaku, down from Kyoto to Higo Tamana County, put down roots in Kumamoto. In 1902, Kakuji and Shigesaku Kanda took over Kanda, which belonged to Myoken Shrine, and began brewing sake with rice and Iwashimizu water from this spring.
The fragrance of plum blossoms from the trees around the brewery wafted into the brewery, giving rise to the sake named 'Hananoka', and the company name was changed to 'Hananoka' so that customers would know and love the product name and the thoughts behind the founding of the company.
Even now, in spring, the fragrance of plum blossoms can be smelled inside the brewery.
The spirit of the brewery is still alive today, with its clear water, quality rice and the spirit of the master brewer and brewery workers.
|
 |
What is “Kumamoto's Sake” ?
The wonderful transition of the four seasons of Japan and Kumamoto, which is also the birthplace of Hananoka Sake Brewery, was brewed in the scent of the flowers of "ume, cherry blossoms, and chrysanthemums.”
The three themes, "flower scent," are brewed from the combination of No. 9 yeast alone and No. 9 yeast + compatible yeast that originated in Kumamoto.
Returning to its founding desire "to be a local sake and to continue to be loved", it becomes "Kumamoto's sake", available only in Kumamoto Prefecture.
|
 |
Award Winner
Sakurabana won a gold medal at the “London SAKE Challenge” and the highest platinum award at the first “Kura Master Sake Competition” in France, where it was also selected as one of the top ten brands and awarded the “Judge's Special Prize”.
|
 |
Features
Sake – Flower incense Junmai Daiginjo Sakuraka 720ml 16 degrees」is brewed with 50% Yamada-Nishiki from the town of Wasui, using No. 9 + 1801 yeast, to give the impression of spring.
The fragrant, delicate and gentle taste of the sake is enhanced by the positive bitterness, which finishes like a flurry of snowflakes. You can enjoy a crisp aftertaste with a sense of transparency while the taste of rice spreads. It is a sake that goes well with any meal.
Characteristics
|
 |
Feel the passion behind it !
The taste is like cherry blossoms, with a soft sweetness and a beautiful taste. The scent also drifts elegantly. We hope you can feel the passionate feelings hidden in it while getting drunk with the gentle appearance.
Simply place an order and try it with your friends and loved ones today!
For more product details, please check out at Discovery Japan Mall . Click below to place an order while your mind is on it. It is easy to order. Remaining inventory is still available. If it is out of stock, please wait for restock patiently.
|
 |
|
Let's post the affiliate link on your website or blog! If you have 10,000 Yen commission or more, you can receive the commission on PayPal.
How to start an Affiliate program Things You Have to Know as a Discovery Japan Affiliate Beginner |
No comments:
Post a Comment