Suishin

"Suishin" is a sake brewed by Suishin Yamane Honten, founded in 1860. It was named "Yoigokoro" in the mid-Meiji period and later became popularly known as "Suishin."
It is famous as the sake that the master of Japanese painting, Yokoyama Taikan, loved to drink all his life, and its refined taste has been loved by many cultural figures.
It uses ultra-soft water with a hardness of 14 for brewing water and is brewed using Hiroshima's traditional soft water brewing method. It features a fine and soft mouthfeel unique to soft water and an exquisite balance where you can feel a faint sweetness even though it is dry.