Hanagaki - Kimoto Light & Sweet President Miho Fujita and her

President Miho Fujita and her toji love to eat pork and cheese

What does this mean for you

bright and juicy

signaling the plentiful fresh water and rice fields that fuel their passion

perhaps part of the reason for the name

Hanagaki - Kimoto Light & Sweet President Miho Fujita and herA great example of an aged sake, this one is allowed rest for one and a half years before being bottled. Youll find the nose to be full of malt and alluring honey, which goes along with the slight gold tint of the sake. On the tongue this sake delivers a bright macadamia nut flavor backed by caramel sweetness with just a touch of astringency. Serving room temperature will give the best effect.