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Three kinds of local sake will be compared! Shichiken "Kaikoma" Junmai Daiginjo from Yamanashi Meijo, Seikou "Omachi" Junmai Daiginjo from Take-no-i Shuzo, and Yoro "Oar" Honjozo from Yoro Shuzo.

This tasting set is perfect for those who want to enjoy a variety of Yamanashi's fine sake in small amounts. Experience the exquisite flavors produced in Yamanashi Prefecture! Enjoy a selection of recommended local wines from Restaurant Nishiki! *The wines are changed according to the season.

・'Omachi' Junmai Ginjo *120ml…825 yen *180ml…1,210 yen ・'Gohyakumangoku' Special Junmai *120ml…665 yen *180ml…969 yen 'Aokou' is currently rising in popularity. The innovative toji (master brewer) Koichiro Shimizu has utilized the knowledge he gained at Tokyo University of Agriculture to develop 'Tsurubara Yeast'. At our store, we offer two types made with different sake rice using the same yeast: 'Omachi' and 'Gohyakumangoku'. Please compare the differences in flavor.

・'Kinpai' Regular Sake ＊120ml…412 yen ＊180ml…605 yen ・'Kai' Honjozo ＊90ml…499 yen ＊120ml…665 yen ＊180ml…999 yen This is the smallest sake brewery in Yamanashi Prefecture, where Mr. Hiroki Kubota, the 6th generation toji (master brewer), carries on the traditional sake brewing that has been passed down since the Edo period, all by himself. The sake made entirely by the 'fune shibori' method is free of off-flavors, allowing you to enjoy the true taste of sake. Due to its limited production, this product is rarely available, but we have obtained it through a unique route at Danrokukan and have received permission to sell it. Please be sure to try this rare item that can only be enjoyed here.

・'Sweet, Sour, Bitter, Spicy, Astringent' Honjozo ＊120ml…412 yen ＊180ml…605 yen ・'Kai Koma' Junmai Daiginjo ＊120ml…1,226 yen ＊180ml…1,695 yen ・'Ochuya' Junmai Daiginjo ＊Bottle…10,890 yen ・'Yamano Kasumi' Sparkling Sake ＊Bottle…4,840 yen In 1999, we established an agricultural corporation and formed a sake rice production group with local agricultural cooperatives and farmers in Yamanashi Prefecture. Since then, we have consistently engaged in rice cultivation and sake brewing. The sake rice, nurtured by the rich nature of Hakushu overlooking the Southern Alps and one of Japan's finest waters, 'Kamikoma's Snowmelt,' is transformed into the sake 'Shichiken' through the skill of the brewers.

・Fugaku Junmai Ginjo ＊120ml…665 yen ＊180ml…969 yen ・Kamosaruru Brewery Daiginjo ＊120ml…1,265 yen ＊180ml…1,695 yen. Kaijin's old sake brewery, Manyo Sake Brewery. Established in the second year of the Kansei era, it opened its brewery in the current Aoyanagi Town, Fujikawa City, and has been widely loved under the sake name 'Ichiryoku'. In Showa 8, the poet Akiko Yosano, who stayed at Manyo Sake Brewery, composed the poem 'Like going to Horyu-ji, the sake of Kai, Kamosaruru Brewery', which led to the renaming of the current sake name. It is a sake with a delicate aroma.

・Half bottle 2,420 yen (including tax) ・Full bottle 4,840 yen (including tax)

・Glass…605 yen. Selected local Kōshu City 'White Kaga' plums personally sourced by the president of Lumière, infused and aged in their own wine. A proud creation of Lumière! Elegant aroma and rich flavor. Soda mix is also recommended.

・Glass…605 yen ・Bottle…9,680 yen A whiskey crafted from the rich nature and brewers of Yamanashi Prefecture. The water used to dilute Mount Fuji Whiskey is sourced from the groundwater layers of Yamanashi Prefecture (groundwater from the Goketsu source in Nirasaki City, Yamanashi Prefecture). It can be enjoyed on the rocks or as a Mount Fuji highball. This whiskey pairs well with meals. *'Mount Fuji' is a registered trademark. *'Mount Fuji' is a product name and not a place of origin.

Glass ... 726 yen Mug ... 968 yen

Glass ... 605 yen Bottle ... 4,235 yen

Glass ... 605 yen Bottle ... 4,235 yen

In Yamanashi, it has been called 'grape juice' since ancient times and has been widely enjoyed by everyone from children who cannot drink wine to the elderly. Please take this opportunity to savor 'grape juice,' which allows you to fully enjoy the concentrated deliciousness of the locally produced grapes in just one cup.