Mukyutenon (Mukyutenon) Saika (Sake) Kimoto Junmai Daiginjo Sake, Sakanishiki 50%, Hiigawa Makomo Washi Paper

This brewery, located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, was founded in 1872. The name Tenon was chosen in 1916 by Sakamoto Gozen, the head priest of Yohoji Temple, the head temple of the Nichiren sect, from the Buddhist scriptures, Mukyo Tenon.
Based on the traditional Izumo brewer's technique of "Sanin Ginjo Brewing," the rice koji is made using "tsukihaze three-day koji" (rice koji that is usually made in two days is made over three days), which allows the koji mycelium to penetrate firmly, resulting in a pure, rich flavor with a gentle taste and a deep aftertaste.In addition, using the lactic acid bacteria and yeast in the brewery, the brewery also uses the traditional kimoto and yamahai techniques to make additive-free sake, and a diverse blend of yeasts leads to a unique, complex, and rich flavor that can only be produced at "Ten-on," which is not a uniform style.