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Inata Hime Daiginjo originates from Niigata Prefecture, Japan's premier sake region, where soft water sourced from the Shinano River basin defines the house style. The brewery employs 50% rice polish ratio (daiginjo classification), exposing the starchy core and enabling extended fermentation at cool temperatures.
Fermentation occurs in temperature-controlled stainless steel, preserving delicate esters and volatile aromatics that emerge during the 30–40 day cycle. The result is a sake of crystalline clarity with pronounced floral and citrus character — yuzu zest, white peach, and subtle jasmine — anchored by the mineral backbone of Niigata's soft water.
This expression drinks fresh and bright, best consumed within 12–18 months of bottling to capture peak aromatic intensity. The 1.8 L format suits both personal cellaring and shared service.
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