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浦霞　純米吟醸 　花は咲く 蔵の華

Urakasumi Junmai Ginjo Hana wa Saku Kura no Hana

浦霞　純米吟醸 　花は咲く 蔵の華

Urakasumi — Saura (Urakasumi), Miyagi

Available only in Miyagi Prefecture A well-balanced harmony of pleasing aroma, pleasant acidity and gentle sweetness

  • Origarami (cloudy)

Specifications

Type
Junmai Ginjo
Rice
Kura no Hana
Rice polishing ratio
55%
Yeast
Unknown
Alcohol
15–16%
Sake meter value
+1–+2
Acidity
1.5

Flavor profile Kun-shu

Juku-shuJun-shuSo-shuKun-shu
RestrainedAromatic
RichLight

Kun-shu — aromatic and light

DrySweet
LightFull

The brewery describes a pleasant aroma and soft sweetness, and the 55% polishing junmai ginjo with SMV 1 to 2 and acidity 1.5 supports this. This points to a moderate aromatic lift, a light-to-medium body and gentle sweetness.

Estimated by AI from the published specifications and the brewery's description; your impression may differ.

About

This junmai ginjo sake is made with 100% Kura no Hana, a sake rice grown in Miyagi Prefecture, and brewed with rice polished to a ratio of 55%. Enjoy its well-balanced character of pleasing aroma, pleasant acidity and gentle sweetness. Well suited as a souvenir. Recommended serving temperature: 10°C to 25°C.

About Hana wa Saku Kura no Hana Junmai Ginjo Urakasumi As a brewery in the disaster-affected region, we have sold Hana wa Saku Kura no Hana Junmai Ginjo Urakasumi since 2013, in support of the aims behind "Hana wa Saku," the NHK song created to support reconstruction after the Great East Japan Earthquake. NHK, which broadcasts this song, uses the catchphrase "Toward Tomorrow – Let Us Support Each Other." Through broadcasts, events, the web and other media, NHK works to support disaster-affected areas and convey the appeal of the Tohoku region. It also actively produces programs and content that share information about post-earthquake Japan with the world. Hana wa Saku, the Great East Japan Earthquake reconstruction support song, is one of these initiatives. We have commercialized this product under license from NHK Publishing Co., Ltd. for use of the registered trademark "Hana wa Saku." Part of the sales from this product is donated as condolence money to disaster-affected areas through the NHK Kosei Bunka Jigyodan (NHK Welfare and Cultural Foundation). Since April 2011, following the Great East Japan Earthquake, we have been running the "Fukko e Ganbarou! Miyagi – Urakasumi Hatsu, Nihonshu no Chikara" project. Its aim is to channel the support that people across Japan have given to Urakasumi and to sake into regional reconstruction, so that we can move forward together with the region. For each bottle of Urakasumi purchased, we set aside part of our sales to support efforts to rebuild the regional food culture closely tied to sake, as well as projects that nurture the children who will shape the region's future. Hana wa Saku Kura no Hana Junmai Ginjo Urakasumi is also one of the products covered by this project.

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