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I am in charge of PR for Wagashoku Biyori Osaketo.
This time, we focus on the Abe Shuzo brewery in Kashiwazaki, Niigata Prefecture,
Junmai ORIGARAMI Nama and THE ARANAMI, also from Niigata Prefecture, are introduced here for their charms and recommended drinking styles.
We invite you to learn more about the Abe Brewery and enjoy the sake for fun.
Junmai Oorigarami Nama and THE ARANAMI from Niigata Prefecture's Abe Shuzo and how to drink them
What is Niigata Prefecture's Abe Brewery?
Abe Sake Brewery, located in Kashiwazaki City, Niigata Prefecture, is a historic sake brewery founded in 1804. Here, the brewery maintains traditional methods while challenging innovation, brewing sake that is exquisitely balanced and appealing. The brewery uses Niigata-grown rice and yeast suitable for sake brewing, and utilizes soft water suitable for sake brewing. In this issue, we will introduce the characteristics of "Junmai ORIGAMI Nama" and "THE ARANAMI," both of which are the pride of Abe Shuzo, as well as how to enjoy these brands.
Features and recommendations for drinking "ABE Junmai ORIGARAMI Nama" and "THE ARANAMI
Abe Junmai Ooragarami Nama is a sake full of rice flavor, with a perfect balance of acidity and sweetness. The aroma is fruity and gorgeous, with notes of banana and melon. When paired with food, it goes well with refreshing dishes such as seafood and vegetables. It can also be enjoyed chilled or warmed, so try it at your favorite temperature.
THE ARANAMI is a brand that pursues the unique flavor of the year depending on the character of the rice used. It is characterized by its refreshing acidity and freshness, with aromas of grapefruit and lemon. It is a perfect match for dishes with dashi broth, and is especially recommended for Japanese cuisine. Also, since it is an unfiltered, unfiltered, raw sake, you can enjoy its full flavor and freshness at the same time.
Osaketo carries Abe Shuzo's "Abe Junmai Oragami Nama" and "THE ARANAMI". You can enjoy Abe Sake Brewery's sake for various occasions such as dinner with friends or business entertainment. Private rooms are also available at each restaurant, allowing you to relax and enjoy your sake. We invite you to try Abe Sake Brewery's sake at Osaketo.
How was it?
We introduced the fascinating sake "Junmai Oorigarami Nama" and "THE ARANAMI" from Niigata Prefecture's Abe Sake Brewery.
We hope you will enjoy these sake when you visit our restaurant.
The entire staff looks forward to welcoming you.
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