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Senkin Modern
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The Modern series from Senkin Brewery (Tochigi Prefecture) represents a new revival, now entirely brewed with the traditional kimoto method. Using pure subterranean water from the Kinu River, this sake is crafted with no additives, showcasing a natural fermentation character. Aromas recall La France pears, melon, muscat, and lychee, layered with a subtle Sauvignon Blanc-like note attributed to the aromatic compound 4MMP. The palate is soft, lightly textured, and delicate, finishing clean without excessive alcohol weight.
SENKIN inc.
株式会社せんきん
- Location
- Sakura, Tochigi, Japan
Brewing philosophy
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Brewery Signature
- Purposeful acidity
- Kimoto
- Kame-no-o
Aromatic expression
Rice character
Acidity
Acidity with a sense of purpose. To SAKEZEN, Senkin’s lively acidity gives shape to its fruit and rice character, creating tension and a compelling place at the table. Its Edo-gaeri vision makes that energy part of a deeper conversation about farming, fermentation and place.
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