Suigei Mann Junmai Daiginjo Sake. Suigei Brewery. - The Kumamoto yeast KA-1 creates powerful flavors, and combined with its gorgeous aromatics and velvety mouthfeel, well, you won't need the cast of Hamilton to make you feel like a king.

Suigei Mann Junmai Daiginjo

This one makes you feel as exclusive as the entire cast of Hamilton singing Happy Birthday on your birthday.....on your doorstep. Mann uses only Special A Grade Yamada Nishiki, designated so when grown in a small, localized Special A area in East Tojo, Hyogo, thought to be the most ideal place to grow Yamada-Nishiki. The Kumamoto yeast KA-1 creates powerful flavors, and combined with its gorgeous aromatics and velvety mouthfeel, well, you won't need the cast of Hamilton to make you feel like a king.

$200.00
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Suigei Mann Junmai Daiginjo Sake. Suigei Brewery. - The Kumamoto yeast KA-1 creates powerful flavors, and combined with its gorgeous aromatics and velvety mouthfeel, well, you won't need the cast of Hamilton to make you feel like a king.
Suigei Mann Junmai Daiginjo Sake. Suigei Brewery. - The Kumamoto yeast KA-1 creates powerful flavors, and combined with its gorgeous aromatics and velvety mouthfeel, well, you won't need the cast of Hamilton to make you feel like a king.

Suigei Mann Junmai Daiginjo

$200.00

HOW TO ENJOY

PAIRING

Enjoy chilled, in a wine glass or tumbler.

SERVING

Complements lighter to medium dishes: sashimi, teriyaki chicken, seafood cuisine. Also great alone as an aperitif or digestif.
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about the brewery

suigei brewery

Surprisingly, Suigei is the only sake brewery in Kochi City. It's original incarnation began in 1872, under different name, but in 1969, the company was renamed Suigei. Literally, Suigei means drunk whale, and it is an abbreviation of an alias of Yamauchi Yodo, a Japanese feudal lord of the area. A big drinker, he called himself Geikai suiko (a drunkard lord in a sea full of whales). Their main concentration are shokuchushu, or sakes to be had with meals/food (table sake), and many of their sakes are dry and high in umami and acidity.