Sake

Regional drink culture

Tottori Sake

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Tottori Sake
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Junmai sake from Tottori Prefecture, protected by the geographical indication "Tottori". It is made from rice harvested and water drawn in the prefecture, with rice steamed in a koshiki and koji rice making up at least 20 percent; many are said to taste best warmed, and the standard mentions umami-rich dishes such as Matsuba snow crab as good matches.

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  • Reading とっとりのにほんしゅ
  • Romanization tottori sake

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