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Junmai Ginjo

Emishiki “World Peace”

Emishiki · Shiga

World Peace is Emishiki Brewing's statement on what junmai ginjo should be: a deliberate balance between aroma and acidity, with traditional and modern techniques in dialogue rather than opposition. The fruity notes are intentionally restrained; the floral ginjo aroma is more prominent. A slightly sweet finish rounds out a sake built around proportion and harmony rather than any single standout element.

Why we recommend it

A measured, thoughtfully constructed junmai ginjo that resists easy categorization. More interesting on repeated sips than at first impression.

Quick Reference

Best for

Drinkers who appreciate balance as a deliberate aesthetic—this sake is built around proportion rather than any single defining trait.

Taste in brief

A restrained junmai ginjo with floral ginjo aroma and a slightly sweet finish; the overall impression is deliberately harmonious.

What makes it distinct

Emishiki positions this as a dialogue between traditional and modern brewing methods—a philosophical approach that shows in its even-handed character.

Character

Subtle Food Friendly Easy Drinking

Technical profile

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Rice variety
Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio
50%
Dilution
Genshu (undiluted)
Alcohol by volume
16.0
Sake meter value
-7
Acidity
1.6

Try it with

Tempura, lightly seasoned chicken, tofu dishes—mild food that won't obscure the sake's subtle balance.

  • tempura
  • lightly seasoned chicken
  • mild Japanese cuisine
  • tofu dishes

How to serve

Best served chilled. Careful temperature keeps the aroma and acidity in proportion.

Chilled

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