‘Shizenshu’
Freaky Level 2
Traditional with a twist.
Rare Jewel
The natural wine world’s brightest stars here just once or twice a year.
Fruit Forward
All! The! Fruits! Think apples, ripe berry and fresh citrus.
Certified Biodynamic
Homeopathy for vines. A stringent certification that takes into account the entire ecosystem of the vines.
‘Shizenshu’
- Freaky Level 2
Traditional with a twist. - Rare Jewel
The natural wine world’s brightest stars here just once or twice a year. - Fruit Forward
All! The! Fruits! Think apples, ripe berry and fresh citrus. - Certified Biodynamic
Homeopathy for vines. A stringent certification that takes into account the entire ecosystem of the vines.
Junmai Ginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Niida Honke is the real deal, founded in 1711 (with 18 generations of head brewers!) and one of only two breweries in Japan to solely use Shizenmai, organic rice made with zero fertilizers or pesticides. Preservation is top of mind, both environmentally in their ambitious commitment to sustainable agriculture and in keeping traditions like the Kimoto method alive, a traditional and labour-intensive method used here that . . .
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Junmai Ginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Niida Honke is the real deal, founded in 1711 (with 18 generations of head brewers!) and one of only two breweries in Japan to solely use Shizenmai, organic rice made with zero fertilizers or pesticides. Preservation is top of mind, both environmentally in their ambitious commitment to sustainable agriculture and in keeping traditions like the Kimoto method alive, a traditional and labour-intensive method used here that gives sake a luscious, creamy mouthfeel. Think of it like the Champagne method –more work but the results are incredibly worthwhile! Shizenshu is rich, luscious & umami-rich with a slight fruitiness, a kiss of sweetness & a clean, precise finish – maybe even a touch of spice! Would pair with everything from the most delicate omakase to a simple soy-brushed grilled chicken on rice. A perfect intro to organic and Kimoto sakes & a real joy to experience.
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Junmai Ginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Niida Honke is the real deal, founded in 1711 (with 18 generations of head brewers!) and one of only two breweries in Japan to solely use Shizenmai, organic rice made with zero fertilizers . . .
Read More
Junmai Ginjo, Fukushima, Japan
Niida Honke is the real deal, founded in 1711 (with 18 generations of head brewers!) and one of only two breweries in Japan to solely use Shizenmai, organic rice made with zero fertilizers or pesticides. Preservation is top of mind, both environmentally in their ambitious commitment to sustainable agriculture and in keeping traditions like the Kimoto method alive, a traditional and labour-intensive method used here that gives sake a luscious, creamy mouthfeel. Think of it like the Champagne method –more work but the results are incredibly worthwhile! Shizenshu is rich, luscious & umami-rich with a slight fruitiness, a kiss of sweetness & a clean, precise finish – maybe even a touch of spice! Would pair with everything from the most delicate omakase to a simple soy-brushed grilled chicken on rice. A perfect intro to organic and Kimoto sakes & a real joy to experience.
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Delivery:
For Toronto Orders (M Postal Code) that are placed before 8 pm will arrive within 1 to 2 days. Our courier delivers between 12 - 5pm Mon-Fri and sends tracking. We do not offer same day delivery on Fridays.
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For Ontario-wide orders, delivery will vary depending on the location but will take an average of 5 business days, or longer depending on remote locations.
We can’t *guarantee* shipping times outside of Toronto - we wish! - so please order early if you know you need your wine for a special occasion. Please note our delivery partners for Ontario do not deliver on the weekends.
*Although we will always do our best to offer free shipping when possible, customers in especially remote locations may be contacted for additional delivery fees.
