Tenon Junmai Daiginjo Kairyo Omachi
Product details
Alcohol content
15.5%
Content by volume
720ml
Product size
60 size
Place of origin (region)
Shimane Prefecture
Year of production
-
Special designation
Junmai Daiginjo
Sake meter value
4
Acidity
1.6
¥2,178
28.0381 MATIC
Inventory count 30/30
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Product description
A sake brewed using the Izumo toji style, aiming for a refined and deep flavor profile. It exudes a clear ginjo aroma and evokes the purity of ceremonial sake, embodying a sophisticated and unassuming elegance.
Product details
Alcohol content
15.5%
Content by volume
720ml
Product size
60 size
Place of origin (region)
Shimane Prefecture
Year of production
-
Special designation
Junmai Daiginjo
Sake meter value
4
Acidity
1.6
Story
Tenon [Itakura Sake Brewery]
Itakura Sake Brewery, brewer of the sake "Tenon" in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, was founded in 1871. The name Tenon was given to the sake in 1916 by Sakamoto Gozen, the head priest of Yohoji Temple, the head temple of the Nichiren sect, which is the family's sect. Itakura Sake Brewery was named after the Buddhist scripture "Mugu Tenon". "Mugu Tenon" is a phrase that expresses a wish for peace in the world and its future, saying that if the heavens are calm, there will be no hardships (trouble). In order to create a pure and gentle taste like sacred sake, Tenon is brewed using the traditional Izumo brewer's method of "San'in Ginjo brewing".
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