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Shirakiku Shari Diamond Junmai Daiginjo
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Shari Diamond delivers an exceptionally clear and refined Junmai Daiginjo expression, built around precision and transparency. The aroma is elegant and focused, offering notes of fresh pear, apple skin, and subtle white florals, followed by a quiet rice-driven purity. On the palate, the texture is smooth and finely polished, with gentle sweetness framed by bright acidity. The finish is clean, dry-leaning, and quietly persistent, leaving a crisp, mineral impression that feels both modern and restrained.
Why is it called "Shari"? Unlike most premium sakes that use specific sake rice (sakamai), this masterpiece uses Koshihikari (table rice). The result is a groundbreaking flavor profile that is sweeter and more acidic, resembling a fine white wine.
Shirasugi Shuzo Co., Ltd.
白杉酒造株式会社
- Founded
- 1777
- Location
- Kyotango, Kyoto, Japan
Brewing philosophy
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Brewery Signature
- table rice
- ultra-soft well water
- ancient chinquapin tree
Aromatic expression
Rice character
Acidity
Everyday rice, unexpected sake. Locally grown table rice, very soft water and an embrace of acidity give Shirakiku its spirited, rice-forward identity.
SAKEZEN Team View is an editorial interpretation of official producer information, informed by our tasting perspective. Axis positions are qualitative, not laboratory measurements. Individual releases and personal impressions may vary.
The Essence of Fine Sake
Four dimensions that shape how sake is made, understood, and enjoyed.
Place & Provenance
Local water, rice, climate, and brewing traditions give each region its distinct character.
Rice Polishing
Polishing removes the grain’s outer layers, helping shape aroma, texture, and style.
Sake Designations
Junmai, Ginjo, Daiginjo, and other designations reflect ingredients, rice polishing, and brewing methods.
Versatile Enjoyment
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