Alcohol content: 17
Yamadanishiki, brewing alcohol
Rice polishing ratio: 40
At a company year-end party. Sake sent from a local branch office. 10th from the left.
We received "Kinmeisen," the highest-ranked daiginjo-shu from Koshino Katora.
This sake is only released once a year in November.
The brewing water is from a private well with a hardness of 0.47, which is rare in Japan.
It is a light, dry sake with a refreshing aroma and taste, not rich.
I felt it was a very high level sake as a food sake.
Alcohol content: 15-16
Gohyakumangoku, Koshibuki, brewing alcohol
Rice polishing ratio: 65
We drank this Koshino Kagetora at a sake meeting.
It was light and refreshing, and I felt that this class of sake would be delicious with a richer aroma and flavor when drunk heated.
Ryu is in the price range of the evening drinking class, but it is good for drinking in the evening.
I don't often drink sake with alcohol, but I found it easy to drink.