Sake
Regional drink culture
Tottori Sake
31 Tottori

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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Names to try
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- Reading とっとりのにほんしゅ
- Romanization tottori sake
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Same prefecture
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Relationship checked 2026-10-14