
A Taste of Tradition
Yamahai sakes represent an older brewing method, and require a longer period of fermentation than those made in the modern sokujo style. The result is a fuller taste profile, with greater acidity, body and flavor richness. These firmly made sakes pair well with robust fare, such as grilled meats and miso-marinated black cod.


Masumi “Nanago”

Tamagawa “Red Label”

Tamagawa “White Label”

Tedorigawa “U”

Tedorigawa “Yamahai Daiginjo”
