Wakatake Onikoroshi "Demon Slayer" Junmai Ginjo Sake

Established in 1832, from  prefecture. Located along the Ohi river, in the center of Japan, flowing to the Pacific Ocean from Japan’s southern Alps; the town of Shimada once prospered as one of the lodging towns of the 53 post stations of the Tokaido. 

The original Wakatake Onikoroshi sake is historically famous for having comforted many weary travelers crossing the Ohi river. For years, since the brewery’s foundation, they have lived through the rise and fall of history with the people in the town, and have enjoyed their hospitality. 
Although there were several breweries in the town at that time, due to its good-quality water, Ohmuraya  brewery is the only one remaining now. They continue doing their best to convey one of the most important traditional industries of Japan to the next generation. 

nextSectinoLight, smooth and rich. Very clean, almost watermelon-tinged nose, round and quite impressive in the mouth. Pairs well with tempura dishes and fried calamari. 
SMV: +2 
Acidity: 1.4 
Alc: 15%-16%