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Isojiman Nakadori 33 Grazioso Junmai Daiginjo
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The pinnacle expression of Isojiman’s Junmai Daiginjo craftsmanship. Made exclusively from Grade A Yamada Nishiki from Hyogo Prefecture, and polished to an extraordinary 33%, this Nakadori release represents the most refined portion of the press.
Aromatically elegant and composed, it opens with delicate herbal tones layered over tropical fruit nuances. On the palate, the texture is seamless and finely structured, revealing depth without heaviness. Isojiman’s proprietary yeast, traditionally propagated on local seaweed, contributes a subtle saline character that enhances precision and length. The finish is clean, poised, and mineral-tinged, making it exceptionally compelling alongside refined seafood.
Isojiman Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.
磯自慢酒造株式会社
- Founded
- 1830
- Location
- Yaizu, Shizuoka, Japan
Brewing philosophy
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Brewery Signature
- Yaizu
- Yamada Nishiki
- Oigawa water
The graceful side of dry sake. Delicate ginjo aromatics and a rounded texture bring an elegant dimension to its dry character.
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