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Ginjo

Okunomatsu “Ginjo”

Okunomatsu · Fukushima

Okunomatsu Ginjo from Fukushima Prefecture offers a classic interpretation of the ginjo category—lively aromatics, a light silky body, and a clean, refreshing finish. The brewery sources water and rice from Fukushima, a region that has earned increasing international recognition for sake quality. It is an accessible entry point into ginjo without sacrificing the characteristics that define the style.

Why we recommend it

A clean, well-made ginjo that sets a reliable standard for the category. Consistent and versatile—the kind of bottle that earns its place at the table through quality rather than novelty.

Quick Reference

Best for

Drinkers new to ginjo who want a straightforward, accessible example of the style.

Taste in brief

Light and aromatic with a clean, refreshing finish—a clear expression of ginjo characteristics without complexity.

What makes it distinct

From Fukushima Prefecture, a region increasingly recognized internationally for sake quality—a reliable ambassador for that terroir.

For beginners

A clean, unchallenging ginjo that demonstrates the style clearly without demanding attention.

Character

Easy Drinking Shines When Chilled Subtle

Technical profile

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Rice variety
Akitakomachi
Rice polishing ratio
60%
Alcohol by volume
15.0
Sake meter value
+4
Acidity
1.3

Try it with

Light sashimi, grilled white fish, fresh salads, or oysters—dishes that won't crowd a delicate sake.

  • light sashimi
  • grilled white fish
  • fresh salads
  • oysters

How to serve

Serve well chilled. The lightness and aroma are best preserved cold.

Chilled

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