• MiyakanbaiJunmaiDaiginjoJishasaibaiYamdanishiki2000x2000 - SAKE MAMA | 日本酒ママ
  • MiyakanbaiJunmaiDaiginjoJishasaibaiYamdanishikilabel_b7597374-39fd-4cd6-99a3-c7f7abf30ff7 - SAKE MAMA | 日本酒ママ
  • Miyakanbai Junmai Daiginjo Jishasaibai Yamdanishiki (720ml)
  • MiyakanbaiJunmaiDaiginjoJishasaibaiYamdanishiki2000x2000 - SAKE MAMA | 日本酒ママ
  • MiyakanbaiJunmaiDaiginjoJishasaibaiYamdanishikilabel_b7597374-39fd-4cd6-99a3-c7f7abf30ff7 - SAKE MAMA | 日本酒ママ
  • Miyakanbai Junmai Daiginjo Jishasaibai Yamdanishiki (720ml)

Miyakanbai Junmai Daiginjo Jishasaibai Yamdanishiki (720ml) 宮寒梅 自社栽培 山田錦

$108.00

Yamadanishiki rice is lovingly cultivated by the Toji Iwasaki-san along with a small team of brewers, on a field just adjacent to the brewery, on land passed down through many generations. The results are astounding, providing a voluptuous & silky mouthfeel with great intensity on the mid-palate with hints of anise & light spice.

style
full-bodied and structured
availability
limited
on the palate
silky with aniseed and clove
on the nose
soft fruit and white blossom
RPR (Rice Polishing Ratio)
40%
Title
Default Title
  • Default Title
 

This is a passion project undertaken by the brewery each year where every aspect of the rice cultivation & brewing process is managed under the watchful oversight of Iwasaki-san.

Quote image

Characteristics特徴

Prefecture
miyagi
Rice
yamadanishiki
Alcohol
16%
SMV (Sake Meter Value)
+3
Acidity
1.5
Water Source
water from a well containing subsoil water from naruse river
Yeast
yeast

How to enjoy楽しみ方

Recommended pairings
yakiniku | sukiyaki
Serving temperature
11°-16°
Serving vessels
white wine glass

Reviewsレビュー

Test: miyakanbai

Kanbai Shuzo 寒梅酒造

Kanbai Shuzo, the producers of Miyakanbai sake, are the only cultivation brewers in Miyagi prefecture. Cultivation brewers are those extra dedicated individuals who manage all processes of the creation of their sake starting with rice cultivation. Both rice farming and brewing are carried out in the endless countryside landscape of the Osaki Plain.Kanbai Shuzo cultivates four types of sake rice on their land, the Aikoku, Hiyori, Miyamanishiki and Yamadanishiki. 20% of their total sake production is made with their home cultivated sake rice and the remaining 80% is made exclusively with Miyagi grown rice from local farmers.