Futsushu Uma Kara Hakuba Nishiki Sake ⋅ 14.9% ⋅ 300ml

Name: Saké Futsushu Uma Kara Hakuba Nishiki ⋅ 14.9% ⋅ 300ml
Brand: Hakuba Nishiki
SKU: 1012672
Price: 11.50 EUR
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Vendor : Hakuba Nishiki

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A futsushu umakuchi sake with sweet and slightly dry aromas, reminiscent of white fruits and cereals. It is made exclusively from rice grown in the Shinano-Omachi region of Nagano Prefecture, Japan, in collaboration with local farmers, and pure water from the melting snow of the Northern Alps. Accessible and balanced, it is neither too sweet nor too dry. Its light texture makes it easy to drink while offering a subtle aromatic depth. Perfect for accompanying richly flavored dishes such as yakitori, gyozas, or tsukemono, this sake invites you to enjoy each sip with pleasure and consistency.

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Founded in 1906, the Hakubanishiki brewery, located in Ōmachi in Nagano prefecture, takes its inspiration from the iconic Hakuba mountains. Named by second-in-command Yoshisuke Usui, Vendor embodies the very essence of the region, with manufacturing methods that respect local nature.

The brewery, perched at an altitude of 700 metres, benefits from the pure water of the Northern Alps and locally grown rice, thanks to long-standing partnerships with local farmers. Since 1990, Hakubanishiki has favored the cultivation of local rice for its beverages, and since 2017 all the rice used has come from the town of Shinano-Ōmachi.

The brewery's philosophy is to honor the nature around it and create refined sakes that capture the purity of the snowmelt waters of the Alps. It is also committed to sustainability, supporting local agriculture and practicing environmentally friendly farming techniques.