Amabuki, Junmai Ginjo Nama, Ichigo
Amabuki, Junmai Ginjo Nama, Ichigo
Bottle size:
720ml
ABV:
16.5%
Rice:
Omachi
Seimaibuai:
55%
Prefecture:
Saga Prefecture, Kyushu
Profile:
Mild acidity like sweet orange rind introduced with hints of violets, sweet cranberry, and lychee.
Producer:
Established 1688 in northern Kyushu, Amabuki Brewery has been producing sake earnestly for over 325 years. They make use of locally harvested Saga rice and underground water to create unique, high grade brews. Their specialty, a new style of using flower yeasts, is a combination of their skill, creativity and hard work. Enriching your most relaxing times with the elegant and unique fragrances and flavors in their brews has been their ultimate duty for generations.
In addition to this unique specialization, they employ the method of "aïgamo" where ducks are living in the rice field and eat weeds and insects, keeping paddies free of pests without the use of pesticides.
Behind the Name:
Junmai is brewed using only rice, water, yeast, and kōji — there are no other additives, such as sugar or alcohol.
Ginjo refers the to level of polishing the rice undergoes before fermentation. To be a ginjo, the producer must polish away at least 40% of the grain, for a seimaibuai of 60%.

