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Goto Shuzo (後藤酒造店)

Benten Sawane Junmai Ginjo (1800ml) [HK Inventory]

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Co-developed with Goto Shuzoten—the historic Yamagata brewery behind the renowned "Benten" label—the "Benten Sawahane" derives its name from Benzaiten, the revered goddess enshrined just behind the brewery grounds. Governing "water," the absolute lifeblood of sake brewing, her radiant beauty and charming grace are beautifully captured on the label's artwork. This elegant visual perfectly mirrors the liquid inside: an incredibly approachable profile characterized by a comforting, deeply pleasant aftertaste that gently soothes the palate.
Grand prize winner, imo shochu division, 1st “Sakaya ga erabu Shochu Taisho” Awards (chosen by liquor stores across Japan)

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Bottle Size 1800ml
Grade Junmai Ginjo-shu
Bottling Year / Month 2025/01
Country of Origin Japan
Region / State / Province Tohoku
Prefecture Yamagata (山形県)
Kake (Mash) Rice Polishing Ratio 55%
Type Shochu, Sake
Alcohol (ABV) 16.0%
Brand Benten (辯天)
Merchant Location Hong Kong
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About The Brewery

Goto Shuzo (後藤酒造店)

Our brewery is located in Takahata, a town in the Higashi-Okitama district in the southeastern part of Yamagata Prefecture. Takahata is affectionately known as the "Village of Mahoroba"—a name derived from the ancient word mahora, which translates to "a beautiful, fertile, and pleasant land surrounded by hills and mountains." Nestled within the mountain-ringed Okitama Basin, the area is known for experiencing some of the most intense cold and heavy snowfall in the prefecture. However, this deep snow, combined with the basin's distinct temperature fluctuations and abundant, crystal-clear snowmelt, creates the perfect natural environment for cultivating premium rice and high-quality local fruits, such as grapes and La France pears. We are dedicated to sharing our proud sake, passionately brewed in the beautiful and bountiful "Village of Mahoroba," not only across Japan but with the rest of the world.
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