Isenishiki
Early 19c old brewer’s rice makes the clear and refreshing taste
Isenisiki was born in Mid prefecture in 1860. Because it makes very aromatic Sake, Isenisiki became the popular brewer’s rice immediately, however; it’s gone in 1950.
Large ear of rice, very tall, and weak
These three characteristics are the reason farmers stopped growing this rice in 1950. This rice makes very different Sake, but it’s challenging to grow. Then, it started to be called “fantom brewer’s rice”.
A visionary brewery started a project to reborn the rice 30 years ago. They took three years to reborn this rice and succeeded.
Crystal-clear, refreshing and unique aroma
This rice makes the taste of Sake very refreshing and light-bodied, and the most attractive characteristic is its flavor. The aroma is totally different from the other rice brand.
Usually, the fruity and aromatic Sake tend to have melons, bananas, and apple kind of aroma, however; this rice makes the aroma like guava.
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