Kakuboshi 'Mizutoriki' Yamadanishiki Junmai Ginjo
Primary flavours

Green Apple

Melon

Pear Skin

Daisy
Rice

Yeast
Details
Elegant and airy, this Junmai Ginjo made with premium Yamadanishiki rice has a fragrant nose of green apple, melon, and white flowers. On the palate, it’s crisp and smooth, with a touch of sweetness and a gentle, dry finish. It’s like spring in a glass - fresh, clean, and effortlessly charming. Great chilled, and dangerously easy to drink.
Founded in 1688, Kakuboshi is a true stalwart of the Miyagi sake world. Based in the iconic coastal town of Matsushima, which is famed for its pine-clad islands and sea views, Kakuboshi blends nearly 350 years of brewing wisdom with a spirit of innovation. It's sake with a view, quite literally! They craft refined, mellow sakes that echo the gentle rhythm of their seaside surroundings. Their lineup leans toward smooth junmai and ginjo styles, often showcasing soft fruit notes and a restrained sweetness. Kakuboshi is also known for incorporating local rice and low-temperature fermentation techniques to preserve delicate aromas. They’ve even dipped into sparkling sake and unique seasonal brews, keeping things fresh while staying grounded in tradition.
Founded in 1688, Kakuboshi is a true stalwart of the Miyagi sake world. Based in the iconic coastal town of Matsushima, which is famed for its pine-clad islands and sea views, Kakuboshi blends nearly 350 years of brewing wisdom with a spirit of innovation. It's sake with a view, quite literally! They craft refined, mellow sakes that echo the gentle rhythm of their seaside surroundings. Their lineup leans toward smooth junmai and ginjo styles, often showcasing soft fruit notes and a restrained sweetness. Kakuboshi is also known for incorporating local rice and low-temperature fermentation techniques to preserve delicate aromas. They’ve even dipped into sparkling sake and unique seasonal brews, keeping things fresh while staying grounded in tradition.
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Specs
Region
Miyagi
country
Japan
Type
Sake
Producer
Kakuboshi
Alcohol
16%
Cellar period
1-3 years
Closure
Screw Cap
Production method
Brewed
Temperature
Chilled 8°C-10°C
Pairing guide
Mizutoriki’s light, fragrant style makes it a dream with delicate dishes - think sashimi, white fish carpaccio, or a simple cucumber and seaweed salad. It also pairs beautifully with tempura, especially prawn or shiso leaf, where its crispness complements the light fry. For fusion flair, try it with ceviche, soft cheeses like burrata, or even Vietnamese summer rolls. Its clean finish ensures it never overwhelms, just enhances with grace and subtlety.
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Food

Sushi
Miso

Rice
Tastes

Complex

Dry
Moods

Adventurous

Contemplative
Seasons

Autumn

Spring
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