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Uzume – Shizuku Junmai Daiginjo

Uzume – Shizuku (Junmai Daiginjo, Fukuro-shibori)

Grace in Silence, Beauty in Restraint

A drop that speaks with silence

Collected one drop at a time through the ancient fukuro-shibori method,
this sake captures only the purest expression of rice.
It is not loud, not flashy—but it lingers, gently and unmistakably.

With 40% rice polishing and no excessive aroma,
the flavor glides softly across the palate,
leaving behind a whisper of refined umami and a polished finish.

It is a sake for those who appreciate quiet luxury—
a gift to offer, or a gift to yourself.


What is Fukuro-shibori?

Rice mash (moromi) is placed in cloth bags,
and left to drip by gravity alone—no pressure, no machines, no haste.

In the stillness of the brewery,
a quiet plop echoes against wooden floors as each drop falls.
Every one carries the essence of time, grain, and care.
The result: a clean, focused flavor that cuts straight to the soul.


The Perfect Companion for Refined Moments

  • Chilled or gently warmed
  • Paired with sashimi, tamagoyaki, mountain vegetables, or simmered black beans
  • Elegant presence at weddings, anniversaries, or peaceful nights alone

This is not just a sake—it’s a statement in silence.
A presence that elevates every occasion, without ever raising its voice.


For Those Who Wonder What Came Before… or After

  • Want to meet this sake’s raw form?
    → [Uzume Junmai Daiginjo Shizuku Nama]
    Bottled without pasteurization—alive, vibrant, untamed.
  • Curious about its future self?
    → [Kōemon Vintage (Uzume Junmai Daiginjo, Aged)]
    Aged slowly in bottle, gaining depth, grace, and quiet power over time.

Product Details

CategoryJapanese Sake (Junmai Daiginjo)
IngredientsRice (Mie Prefecture), Koji
Alcohol16%
Volume1.8L / 720ml
StorageKeep in a cool, dark place. Consume soon after opening.
FlavorSoft, refined umami, mild aroma, a silken finish
Best ServedChilled or room temperature
PairingWhite fish, tamagoyaki, mountain vegetables, simmered black beans

Note: Bottle and label designs may vary slightly depending on the season or vintage.


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