Suehiro - Gensai Sparkling It is loose and relaxed

It is loose and relaxed on the palate with notes of roasted chestnuts

This sake has notes of fresh water that play along with an underlying sweetness from the rice

Its name is taken from an Edo period poem about drinking written by Kansazan

but this one is bottled for everyday celebrations

and also a longtime favorite in Japan

Suehiro - Gensai Sparkling It is loose and relaxedGensai has a scent like white flowers blossoming on a linden tree. The Yamadanishiki rice is polished down to a minute 35%, leading to the rich taste. The richness offsets the higher alcohol content. With both umami and sourness, Gensai is sure to awaken your taste buds. A good drink for big occasions.