Japanese Sake Products
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Fujinishiki Hiryu Joun Junmai Daiginjo
Fujinishiki Hiryu Joun Junmai Daiginjo
Class: Junmai Daiginjo
Rice: Omachi
Rice-Polishing Ratio: 40%
Brewery Location: Shizuoka
Food Pairings: Sushi, Sashimi, Yuba, Tofu, Soba Noodles, etc.
Tasting Notes: This beautiful bottle is a marriage between culture, craftsmanship, and good will. The bottle is handcrafted to depict Mt. Fuji, a sacred and celebrated symbol of Japan and a World Cultural Heritage Site. Mt. Fuji is also considered a symbol of good fortune. Sake has also been considered a sacred substance since ancient times, serving as a link between Gods and people and playing a major role in ceremonies and celebrations. This carefully designed item also features an LED light and remote control to enjoy a lit up Mt. Fuji in various colors - representing the changing seasons. Gently tilt the bottle and gold leaf will "snow" over Mt. Fuji. Whether this item is a gift for yourself or someone else, this sake represents good will in the form of good health, great fortune, and an abundance of happiness.
Size: 900ml
Location: CA Distribution
Brewery: Fujinishiki Sake Brewery
Founded: 1688
Profile: Fujinishiki brewery is located in Fujimomiya city, at the southern foot of Mt. Fuji in Shizuoka prefecture. It is family owned since it's founding in 1688 and is currently operated by the 18th generation. Fujinishiki have always used ground water from Mt. Fuji which is protected by bedrock from an ancient eruption. The name Fujinishiki came from Yukio Ozaki , Mayor of Tokyo known for donating the cherry blossom trees to Washington D.C. Mayor Ozaki visited the brewery in 1914 and described the red leaves of Mt. Fuji as a rich brocade (nishiki).
