Higashiyama Shuzo

Konteki Tears of Dawn

Higashiyama Shuzo Konteki Tears of Dawn Daiginjo sake bottle
OriginKyoto, Japan

From the sake bottle

Higashiyama brewery uses “Fushimi Mizu” - the highest quality mountain water in Kyoto along with the highest quality rice.

Sake Review

Our Tasting Notes

Lush and smooth with tropical aromatics that announce themselves immediately.

ABV
15.5%
Price Point
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Best Served
chilled
Rice
Yamada Nishiki
50%
Grade
Style
ProfileAromatic
Flavor NotesTropical fruit throughout, gentle spice and refreshing floral hints
Aroma NotesA tropical morning: pink plumeria flowers, lilikoi, and rich earth

Sweeter
Dryer

Lighter
Fuller
Mockingbird Sake emblem

Three words that describe this sake are...

Lush. Tropical. Arresting.

What hit me first was...

The mouthfeel. Smooth, full, and quite stunning.

Close your eyes and breathe it in, you'll find...

A lively tropical playground with shifting aromas found in a Pacific island breeze.

It tastes like the color...

Warm gold of a Hawaiian sunrise.

This belongs on a table with...

Something equally lush. Fresh seafood with noodles, Thai mango salad, anything that doesn't compete but keeps up.

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