SakeJunmai

Natural Sake Soil

自然酒 □土酒

Yamana Sake Brewery co., ltd.

山名酒造株式会社

Our BIO SAKE line is full of the blessings of nature. In cooperation with motivated farmers, organic farming methods Three types of rice suitable for sake brewing were brewed individually. 〇 (Yamada Nishiki) is neat, △ (Omachi rice) is elegant, □ (Nojoho) is pale, and it is an organic Japan sake that makes the most of the individuality of each raw rice.

Our BIO SAKE line is full of the blessings of nature. The sake rice "Nojoho", which suddenly disappeared after the war, is reproduced organically and brewed by low-temperature fermentation.

Sake Portfolio

Subtle Aroma

穏やか(控えめ)

Aromatic & Fruity

華やか(フルーティー)

Dry

辛口(ドライ)
Light & Dry

Crisp, Refreshing

端麗辛口 (すっきり、軽快)

Aromatic & Dry

Sharp, Fragrant

華やか辛口 (シャープ、香り高い)

Balanced

中間
(バランス型)
Umami-Rich Dry

Full-bodied, Balanced

旨口(コクのある辛口)

Umami-Rich Fruity

Fruity, Well-balanced

旨口(フルーティーでバランス良い)

Sweet

辛口(ドライ)
Mild & Sweet

Gentle Sweetness

まろやか甘口(穏やかで優しい甘み)

Aromatic & Sweet

Fruity, Rich

華やか甘口(フルーティーで芳醇)

Product Description

Volume(mℓ)
720
Case(bottles)
12
Alcohol content(%)
15
Category
SAKE
Typical features
Junmai
Origin
Japan
Polishing Ratio(%)
60
Rice

NOJOHO

野条穂

Retail Price(JPY)
2200

Tasting and Pairing

It has a rich finish that harmonizes the five flavors (sweet, sour, spicy, bitter, and astringent), and fully demonstrates the individuality of the reproduced raw rice.

五味(甘酸辛苦渋)が調和した豊かな仕上がりで、復刻原料米の個性を遺憾なく発揮します。

Food Pairing

Stewed meat (Japanese style)

牛肉の煮込料理(和風)

Best served at

Room temperature , 5‒10°C

Best served in

Room temperature , Chilled / Serve chilled

常温、冷酒

THE BREWERY

Yamana Sake Brewery co., ltd.

山名酒造株式会社

https://okutamba.co.jp/

Yamana’s predecessors were samurai retainers of Minamoto no Yoritomo, Japan’s ruler of the Kamakura period (1185-1333). We represent the bloodline of Yamana Sozen, a general in the Onin no Ran, a storied war of the Muromachi period (1336-1573). Later, the clan ed their territory to escape conflict and took up near Kozenji temple. In 1716, they moved to Kamida, Ichijima City, where Yamana Sake Brewery is now located. e word “Kami” in Kamida means “top” in Japanese, but was originally written as the similar-sounding, “God.” Thanks to the God of agriculture, we have been brewing sake for generations in an environment blessed with ideal rice cultivation conditions. We have continued to brew sake under di erent names: “Sensai,” until the Edo period, “Banzai,” since the Meiji period, and, “Okutamba” from the Heisei period in 1989

Generation
1716
Location
Tamba,Hyogo