Tone-Numata Sake

10 Gunma

Sake from the Tone-Numata area of northern Gunma, protected by the geographical indication "Tone-Numata". It uses rice such as Gohyakumangoku and Koshihikari harvested in the area, plentiful river and groundwater that passes through the bed of the ancient Lake Numata, and Gunma yeasts or house yeast; the standard mentions local wild greens such as butterbur buds and taranome as good matches.

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Reading とねぬまたのにほんしゅ
Romanization tone numata sake

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