Kawazawa Sake Brewing Clouds in Mountains Junmai Daiginjo Hyurohydro 720ml
| Distillery | Kawazawa Brewery |
|---|---|
| Region | Shikoku / Kochi Prefecture |
| Strength | |
| Size | 720 ml |
| Aged | |
| Vintage | |
| Bottled |
We use special grade Yamada Nishiki rice from Hyogo Prefecture, which has been polished to 30% in pursuit of its beauty and aroma. A perfect match between caproic acid and vinegar iso.
The yeast used is CEL-24, Super CEL-24, and TFL18-145-10, resulting in a sweet sake with a alcohol content of -4.
Once upon a time, in Honkawa Village, Kochi Prefecture, winter ice was stored in icehouses until summer and presented to the lord of the Tosa domain. The area around Kuwase, located at the foot of the Shikoku Mountains in the tropical Kochi Prefecture, is
In winter, not only is there snowfall, but the valley is covered with icicles, and the mountain walls along the forest road become ice walls, turning the entire area into a world of ice.
In the icy world that I saw, I could hear the faint sound of ``Hyurohyuro'' coming from the ice wall.
Water, the lifeblood of the forest, flows through the beautiful ice walls. You can feel the breath of life from that clear water.
``Clouds on the Mountains - Hyuro Hyuro'' expresses the water that is the source of life that subtly breathes in the forest even in an icy world.
The label illustration is by artist Miroko Machiko. It is printed on Ginpaku to create an image of luxury and ice.
Packaged in a special carton box, it is also recommended as a gift.
| Distillery | Kawazawa Brewery |
|---|---|
| Region | Shikoku / Kochi Prefecture |
| Strength | |
| Size | 720 ml |
| Aged | |
| Vintage | |
| Bottled |
We use special grade Yamada Nishiki rice from Hyogo Prefecture, which has been polished to 30% in pursuit of its beauty and aroma. A perfect match between caproic acid and vinegar iso.
The yeast used is CEL-24, Super CEL-24, and TFL18-145-10, resulting in a sweet sake with a alcohol content of -4.
Once upon a time, in Honkawa Village, Kochi Prefecture, winter ice was stored in icehouses until summer and presented to the lord of the Tosa domain. The area around Kuwase, located at the foot of the Shikoku Mountains in the tropical Kochi Prefecture, is
In winter, not only is there snowfall, but the valley is covered with icicles, and the mountain walls along the forest road become ice walls, turning the entire area into a world of ice.
In the icy world that I saw, I could hear the faint sound of ``Hyurohyuro'' coming from the ice wall.
Water, the lifeblood of the forest, flows through the beautiful ice walls. You can feel the breath of life from that clear water.
``Clouds on the Mountains - Hyuro Hyuro'' expresses the water that is the source of life that subtly breathes in the forest even in an icy world.
The label illustration is by artist Miroko Machiko. It is printed on Ginpaku to create an image of luxury and ice.
Packaged in a special carton box, it is also recommended as a gift.
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