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Juyondai Kuronawa Daiginjo
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Juyondai Kuronawa, translating to “Black String,” symbolizing the practice of marking premium rice bags with black strings to distinguish precious rice. It conveys a sense of rarity and respect. Crafted by Takagi Shuzō in Yamagata Prefecture and using Yamada Nishiki polished to 35%, this daiginjo evokes luxurious, nuanced aromas of pear, La France, green apple, and white flowers, with evolving depth and elegance. On the palate, it strikes a refined balance, starting with subtle sweetness and a whisper of sourness that transitions into a smooth, composed finish. This sake is celebrated for its expressive fruit character, fragrant purity, and superb refinement.
A rare and esteemed Daiginjo, Juyondai Kuronawa captivates with its aromatic depth, refined texture, and graceful transition from subtle sourness to mellow sweetness. Elegantly balanced and exquisitely polished, it stands among the top offerings in the Juyondai portfolio.
Takagi Shuzo Co., Ltd.
高木酒造株式会社
- Founded
- 1615
- Location
- Murayama, Yamagata, Japan
Brewing philosophy
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Brewery Signature
- Aromatic richness
- Silky texture
- Layered rice umami
A crown jewel of Japanese sake. To SAKEZEN, Juyondai represents the regal side of sake: expressive fruit, graceful sweetness, and layered rice umami carried by a remarkably silky texture. Its signature is generosity with precision, making it a compelling benchmark for the modern aromatic style.
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