
This sakes name comes from Hama for beach, Fuku for good fortune, and Tsuru for Crane. Uses 55% Omachi rice, the oldest heirloom variety of sake rice. This unique blending of rice offers an off-dry, high-quality sake brewed by using 55% Omachi Sake rice pr
This sakes name comes from Hama for beach, Fuku for good fortune, and Tsuru for Crane. Uses 55% Omachi rice, the oldest heirloom variety of sake rice. This unique blending of rice offers an off-dry, high-quality sake brewed by using 55% Omachi Sake rice produced in Okayama prefecture. Highly aromatic with rich umami.
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