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            • Rihaku Wandering Poet Junmai Ginjo Sake (720ML)
              Shimane, Japan Junmai Ginjo
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              Rihaku Shuzo was founded in 1882 in Matsue City in Shimane, although i...

              Rihaku Shuzo was founded in 1882 in Matsue City in Shimane, although it was not until 1928 that they adopted the name Rihaku. Rihaku was a famous poet in China, and is also known in English as Li Po. Rihaku lived from 701 to 762, and was known for his fondness for the bottle. He was a kind, open-minded, wandering poet that was famous for drinking a lot before writing. He was known to have said, "I drink a bottle, and can write 100 poems." The brewery makes use of Rihaku's poems and phrases in their brochures and on the labels, and quote him often. Several of their sakes are named with phrases from the great poet's words.