Saranari

"Saranari" is a brand that conveys the atmosphere of Kyoto's four seasons, named after a passage in Sei Shonagon's The Pillow Book.
Meaning "beyond description" or "it goes without saying," it is imbued with Kyoto's tradition and pride.
While having the rich umami of rice, the aftertaste is surprisingly light. It complements a wide range of dishes, both Japanese and Western.
It is a high-class sake to be savored slowly while visualizing the scenery of the ancient capital.