The Maeda family (Koimari Sake Brewery) ran a kimono shop at the port of Imari during the Edo period, and in 1909 changed into a sake brewery. It is a small sake brewery with 700 koku (105,000L) in Imari city. In 1971 the brewery released their brand Seishu Koimari to distinguish themselves from Ko-imari (old Imari) porecelian, which is famous in their local area. Then in 2008 they launched a local specialty sake store koimari-mae. Traditional Imari ware conveys the history and romance of old Imari. Koimari Sake Brewery thus embraces the history, tradition, and romance of sake brewing while pursuing the ideal way that sake matches the demands of today. By concentrating on the techniques that have been cultivated in sake brewing, through protecting the culture and humanity that have been blessed since ancient times, and the techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation, they produce sake for today that is guided by the lessons of the past.

Tasting Notes: This sake has a refreshing melon aroma with a touch of effervescence upon opening. The mellow mouthfeel, mild acidity and light sweetness leads to a lovely finish with notes of mochi rice lingering on the palate. This sake pairs with a wide variety of foods! Enjoy it chilled with light fare or experiment with it at different serving temperatures to bring out this sakes ability to pair with richer fare.

720ml