Takasago Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. (Founded in 1899)

Takasago Sake Brewery Junmai Ginjo shu Farmer's Sake (Pasteurized)

Regular price ¥1,980 JPY
Available Countries
  • Japan (JP)
  • Australia (AU)

Brewed with JA Asahikawa's "Ginpu" rice, which is suitable for sake brewing, and underground water from the Daisetsuzan mountain range, this is truly Asahikawa sake. This Junmai Ginjo sake was created in collaboration with local farmers, and is carefully brewed with the Ginjo method, embodying the ideal of local production and consumption.

It has a rich aroma and a soft rice flavor, but the aftertaste is clean and refreshing. It is a light and dry sake. It takes advantage of the characteristics of "Ginpu", a rice that is suitable for sake brewing and represents Hokkaido, to achieve a gentle and elegant taste. By pasteurizing the sake, you can enjoy the original flavor of the rice while maintaining a stable quality.

This Junmai Ginjo sake is made with the local Asahikawa climate and the passion of the farmers, and expresses the splendor of sake brewing rooted in the region. It can be enjoyed at a wide range of temperatures, from chilled to room temperature, and is especially compatible with Japanese food. It is a heartwarming bottle that allows you to fully enjoy the bounty of Hokkaido's fertile land.

Sweetness Scale 1 = Dryest / 5 = Sweetest
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Aroma 1 = Mild Aroma / 5 = Fragrant & Expressive
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Cleanliness Scale 1 = Light & Crisp / 5 = Rich & Full-bodied
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Clarity 1 = Clear / 3 = Cloudy / 5 = Doburoku (Unfiltered)
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Recommended Pairings
Flavor Profile
  • Dry / Rich
Type of Rice Used
  • Suisei -Comet-
Details

Specific name,Junmai Ginjo
Volume,720ml
Alcohol content,15%
Rice polishing ratio (koji rice),55
Sake Meter Value,非公開
Acidity,Amino acid value,
Special Note,

Sake Brewery - Takasago Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.


Address: Asahikawa City, Hokkaido

Takasago Sake Brewery Co., Ltd., founded in 1899 in Asahikawa City, Hokkaido, specializes in crafting “pure Hokkaido-produced sake” by leveraging the pristine groundwater from the Daisetsuzan mountain range and locally grown sake-rice. With over 120 years of history, the brewery has remained dedicated to producing truly unique sake that can only be made in this northern region. Their flagship label “Kokushimusō” is renowned, and the use of snow-storage and ice-temperature cellaring techniques further reflects their innovative spirit rooted in the cold-climate terroir.