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Oregon State
This medium-dry junmai ginjo won silver in the 2017 World Sake Challenge. Not only a big win for a sake, but a big win for SakéOne brewing. The taste of victory is a premium, balanced soft-water sake with fall fruit flavors and a pinch of anise in the aroma. The uncompromised dedication of America’a first commercially successful brewery shines through every sip. This just goes to show that authentic sake can be made around the globe.
Momokawa is made in Oregon State.
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First established in 1992 as a premium Japanese sake importer, SakéOne began brewing sake in Forest Grove, Oregon, in 1997 using the pristine waters of Willamette Valley and exclusive rice produced in Sacramento Valley. Their indomitable spirit and dedication to brewing high-quality sake led them to become America’s first successful craft sake producer. Their current brewmaster, Takumi Kuwabara, brings a mixing of culture and a wealth of expertise in U.S. sake brewing to the table. With his specialization in premium and high-end sake, SakéOne is set to continue brewing loveable and exciting sake for years to come.
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