Chikuma Nishiki Nama Genshu Sake Kizan Sanban campaign-feature and haunting elegance

and haunting elegance

dark mahogany-colored wine

velvety palate with remarkable persistence

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Chikuma Nishiki Nama Genshu Sake Kizan Sanban campaign-feature and haunting eleganceAn unpasteurized, undiluted sake from one of Japan's most historic breweriesChikumanishiki Shuzo, established in 1681 in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture. The brewery sits at 700 meters elevation, cradled by the Asama and Yatsugatake mountain ranges, using soft water from deep wells fed by the Chikuma River. Kizan Sanban is made with Miyama Nishiki rice milled to 55%, with fermentation intentionally stopped early to retain natural sweetness at a gentle