Hakkaisan Junmai Daiginjo Snow Aged Loire Valley Rooted in 15th century Zen

Rooted in 15th century Zen Buddhist ideals and the concept of wabi-sabi — the belief that beauty should be as understated and pure as a simple strand of pearls — this Kyoto-brewed Daiginjo is a lesson in quiet refinement

and 5% Viognier — the full aromatic toolkit of the region

Secondly it’s a perfect pairing for Ramen

The fruit holds up to a wild boar sausage yet it’s fresh enough to pair with a salad

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Hakkaisan Junmai Daiginjo Snow Aged Loire Valley Rooted in 15th century ZenFew sake stories are as captivating as Hakkaisan's Yukimuro. Located in Uonuma, Niigata one of Japan's snowiest regions this ancient snow storehouse keeps sake at a stable 3C year round using nothing but the natural cold of packed snow, without a single watt of electricity. After three years of undisturbed maturation, the transformation is remarkable. The nose offers melon, green apple, powdered sugar, citrus, and Asian pear, while the palate is