Hakusan Sake

17 Ishikawa

Sake from Hakusan City, Ishikawa, protected by the geographical indication "Hakusan". The area draws on groundwater from the Tedori River alluvial fan, fed by Mount Hakusan, and its sake carries the long tradition of kikuzake.

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Reading はくさんのにほんしゅ
Romanization hakusan sake
Other name 白山菊酒
Other name 菊酒

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