Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Sake. A delicate, refined sake. So light, it's like drinking the purest water, but with a profound flavor that gives you something to chew on. Kinmuku means pure gold, and this is exactly that. Pure, liquid gold. Celebrate and Shop Japanese sake online delivered to your home. Sake is the perfect gift for friends and family.

Koshi no Kanbai “Kinmuku”

A delicate, refined sake. So light, it's like drinking the purest water, but with a profound flavor that gives you something to chew on. Kinmuku means pure gold, and this is exactly that. Pure, liquid gold.

$130.00
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Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Sake. A delicate, refined sake. So light, it's like drinking the purest water, but with a profound flavor that gives you something to chew on. Kinmuku means pure gold, and this is exactly that. Pure, liquid gold. Celebrate and Shop Japanese sake online delivered to your home. Sake is the perfect gift for friends and family.
Koshi no Kanbai Kinmuku Sake. A delicate, refined sake. So light, it's like drinking the purest water, but with a profound flavor that gives you something to chew on. Kinmuku means pure gold, and this is exactly that. Pure, liquid gold. Celebrate and Shop Japanese sake online delivered to your home. Sake is the perfect gift for friends and family.

Koshi no Kanbai “Kinmuku”

$130.00

HOW TO ENJOY

PAIRING

Full of flavor but delicate, Kinmuku will enhance any dish. Basically, treat it like Meryl Streep playing a supporting role; it will highlight and aid anything you pair with it.

SERVING

Best served 50-70°F in a wine glass.
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about the brewery

Ishimoto Brewery

Ishimoto Brewery is also known as Koshi no Kanbai, meaning Winter Plum of Koshino (an old name for the Niigata region). Named after the beautiful, hearty winter plum that is a frequent subject of art and poetry with its delicate flowers blooming in the cold of January and February on snow-laden branches, the tree is a symbol of both beauty and perseverance. Koshi no Kanbai has braved numerous dire eras such as rice shortages during the two wars in the Showa Period, but throughout, they made a point of never lowering their standards, always choosing quality over quantity.