福岡県·日本酒
Niwa no Uguisu (Yamaguchi Shuzojo)
A sake with a story, named after a single bush warbler that flew into the garden. Yamaguchi Shuzojo in Kono Town, Kurume City, was founded in 1832. The beginning lies in the vision of the 6th generation head, who saw a bush warbler from the nearby Kitano Tenmangu quenching its thirst with pure spring water and resolved to brew sake worthy of the deity Tenjin using that very water. Brewed using underground water from the Chikugo River and local Yamada Nishiki rice from Fukuoka, it features an attractive fruity and gorgeous Ginjo aroma with a light drinking experience. As a representative brand of Fukuoka that carries its founding spirit in its name, it is loved by sake fans nationwide. When chilled, the brilliant Ginjo aroma becomes even more pronounced. It is a bottle you want to enjoy along with its story.
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