Tenzan Sake Brewery | 天山酒造株式会社

Shichida Natsujun Junmai

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Tasting Notes

Shichida Natsujun opens with refreshing aromas of summer citrus, green apple, and a subtle hint of muscat. Light and smooth on the palate, it delivers gentle rice umami balanced by clean acidity and a touch of natural sweetness. The finish is crisp, transparent, and refreshing, while retaining the savory depth characteristic of Shichida. Best served well chilled, it pairs beautifully with sashimi, grilled seafood, chilled appetizers, French fries, and lightly seasoned dishes.

Specifications

Region: Saga Prefecture, Japan
Class: Junmai
Rice: Dewasansan
Rice-Polishing Ratio: 60%
SMV: +2
ABV: 14%
Size: 720ml

Overview

Brewed by Tenzan Sake Brewery in Saga Prefecture, Shichida Natsujun is a seasonal Junmai created for warm-weather enjoyment. Made with Dewasansan rice polished to 60% and adjusted to a lighter 14% ABV, it combines an easy-drinking texture with Shichida’s signature balance of rice umami and refreshing acidity.

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