Kenroku-zakura, a sake produced by Nishide Shuzo, was developed as part of the “Ishikawa Flower Yeast Development Project,” an initiative of the Ishikawa Sake Brewers Association in cooperation with the Ishikawa Prefectural Industrial Research Institute. It is an all-Ishikawa pure rice ginjo sake made with local ingredients such as yeast isolated from the petals of the double flowered cherry trees in Kenrokuen. The sweet version is characterized by a subtle aroma reminiscent of cherry blossoms and a refreshing acidity. The alcohol content is a little low at 13 degrees, making it easy for women and young people who are not use to drinking sake enjoy. The dry version has a mellow aroma reminiscent of cherry blossoms and an alcohol content of 19 degrees.