Brewed with Yamadanishiki rice, this junmai daiginjo is aged for 1,000 days at low temperatures. This aging process gives the sake a nutty aroma, which is followed by a rich, dry flavor. On the palate there are notes of walnuts, honey and clove. Its recommended you serve this sake in a large wine glass so that you can relish the complex notes. Also take in its ornate kabuki label.