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Kuroushi Hiougi Junmai Daiginjo
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Brewed by Nate Shuzo in Wakayama Prefecture, Kuroushi Hiougi is an elegant Junmai Daiginjo that captivates with warm aromas of tropical fruits, accented by a gentle sweetness and vibrant acidity. Crafted from highly polished rice (28% remaining), it offers a smooth, velvety mouthfeel, while layers of refined umami unfold gracefully on the palate. The balance between fruitiness, acidity, and umami creates a delicate yet memorable finish that embodies the brewery’s refined style.
Kuroushi Hiougi is a masterful expression of Nate Shuzoten’s craftsmanship, offering tropical fruit aromas, silky texture, and a refined balance of umami and acidity, an elegant Junmai Daiginjo that leaves a lasting impression.
Nate Shuzoten Co., Ltd.
株式会社名手酒造店
- Founded
- 1866
- Location
- Kainan, Wakayama, Japan
Brewing philosophy
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Brewery Signature
- black ox
- Kuroe streetscape
- rice and water
Aromatic expression
Rice character
Acidity
Savory and rounded, led by rice umami and supported by purposeful acidity and a satisfying finish.
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The Essence of Fine Sake
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Rice Polishing
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Sake Designations
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