
Kikuhime, Origarami Yamahai Ginjo Genshu Sake 720ml
rewery: Kikuhime Shuzo • Prefecture: Ishikawa • Rice: AAA Yamada Nishiki from Yokowa milled to 55% • Water: Medium-hard Hakusan underground well water • ABV: 18.5%
- Made in the time consuming Yamahai method, naturally developing lactic acid and picking up influence from the environment.
- Origarami is a style where fine rice particles are left in the sake, leaving it hazy, with a silken texture and subtle sweetness.
- Complex, dry, powerful.
- A dynamic and exciting sake able to pair beautifully with an unusually broad range of foods, particularly well matched to spicier foods like Szechuan and Thai cuisine.
- Meant to be enjoyed within the year, but aging will soften the citrus edges and integrate into the creamy base.
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rewery: Kikuhime Shuzo • Prefecture: Ishikawa • Rice: AAA Yamada Nishiki from Yokowa milled to 55% • Water: Medium-hard Hakusan underground well water • ABV: 18.5%
- Made in the time consuming Yamahai method, naturally developing lactic acid and picking up influence from the environment.
- Origarami is a style where fine rice particles are left in the sake, leaving it hazy, with a silken texture and subtle sweetness.
- Complex, dry, powerful.
- A dynamic and exciting sake able to pair beautifully with an unusually broad range of foods, particularly well matched to spicier foods like Szechuan and Thai cuisine.
- Meant to be enjoyed within the year, but aging will soften the citrus edges and integrate into the creamy base.
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Original: $139.99
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$49.00Description
rewery: Kikuhime Shuzo • Prefecture: Ishikawa • Rice: AAA Yamada Nishiki from Yokowa milled to 55% • Water: Medium-hard Hakusan underground well water • ABV: 18.5%
- Made in the time consuming Yamahai method, naturally developing lactic acid and picking up influence from the environment.
- Origarami is a style where fine rice particles are left in the sake, leaving it hazy, with a silken texture and subtle sweetness.
- Complex, dry, powerful.
- A dynamic and exciting sake able to pair beautifully with an unusually broad range of foods, particularly well matched to spicier foods like Szechuan and Thai cuisine.
- Meant to be enjoyed within the year, but aging will soften the citrus edges and integrate into the creamy base.









