

ABOUT THIS BOTTLE
OTOKOYAMA TOKUBETSU JUNMAI
A classic example of a great, dry, junmai-shu. This sake is characterized by its sharpness and its subtle sourness; a delightful interplay of dryness and acidity. Earthy and sweet aromatic nose. Because of its compatibility with sushi and sashimi, it's known as a sake that matches well with Japanese food in general.
TASTING NOTES

Rice Polishing Ratio
This sake is made from 100% Miyamanishiki rice that has been polished down to 55%.
HOW TO ENJOY
PAIRING
Recommended with salmon, toro sashimi, sushi, ceviche, ramen, especially soy-based broth and tempura.

SERVING
Enjoy the sake chilled, room temp, or warm, in a ochoko and sakazuki.


Otokoyama's history goes back to the Edo period (1603-1867) where it was so prized that it was appointed as the official sake purveyor for the Edo-era shogunate and aristocrats. Synonymous with good sake, it was so well-known that it would get mentions (perhaps it was Edo period product placement) in pop culture of the times, from Kabuki theater shows to Ukiyo-e paintings (Japanese woodblock print). This long-acclaimed sake is brewed with underground water from the mountains of Hokkaido. Otokoyama Brewery has been awarded gold medals by international liquor competitions for 44 consecutive years.