Rihaku "Wandering Poet" Junmai Ginjo

Rihaku "Wandering Poet" Junmai Ginjo is a sake brewed at the Rihaku brewery founded in 1882 in the Shimane region known for the purity of its spring water.

This junmai ginjo sake, which takes its name from the famous Chinese poet Li Bai called Rihaku in Japan, delivers a fragrant and balanced profile. Its very flowery nose gives way to a fresh and frank character on the palate during tasting, which ends with a long and still richly aromatic finish. Matured for more than a year before bottling, Rihaku "Wandering Poet" Junmai Ginjo reveals an atypical complexity for a sake.

In order to make the most of its aromatic palette, this sake should preferably be drunk chilled, and it is a perfect accompaniment to white meats and vegetables such as asparagus, broccoli and artichokes.