Kanto no Hana Prosperity Junmai Daiginjo Sake - NV (720ml) Eola-Amity Hills The “breadiness” of the nose

The “breadiness” of the nose gives way to astringent

round and structured on the palate

Inspired by those mystical uses

This is an estate wine from the Melkas’ 10-acre vineyard planted in Knights Valley

Kanto no Hana Prosperity Junmai Daiginjo Sake - NV (720ml) Eola-Amity Hills The “breadiness” of the noseImporter's Notes: ABOUT Most Junmai Daiginjo tastes pretty similar because they use the same rice grown in the same region. Instead, Hijiri uses only the best table rice for the Kanto no Hana brand. Yup, they use a prized eating rice grown just a mile away called Hitomebore. The rice used for the koji is polished to just 35% remaining the most of any table rice! Theres lots of umami and complexity left though to support a highly aromatic competition