It is brewed in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture, a UFO town in the middle of the Noto Peninsula. Yuhonoshiro is a winter-only sake inspired by the snowy white winter of Noto.
This sake is characterized by its robust flavor and harmonious acidity. It is brewed with Association No. 9 yeast, which has a mild aroma and fermentation power that does not interfere with food.
Sake rice is Gohyakumangoku produced in Ishikawa Prefecture, rice polishing ratio is 62%, yeast is Association No. 9
Served well chilled ✨
Sourness and a hint of bitterness precede the taste 😆 The sake has the robust rice flavor of Gohyakumangoku and a mild aroma that does not interfere with the food 🤤.
We paired it with fatty tuna throat meat and lotus root plum kinpira.
Yuho Junmai Sake
The aroma is mild and not very pleasant.
The taste is first of all a bit of rice. It has a bold flavor typical of junmai sake, but it has a sharp, clean finish. It is easy to drink and light, so it goes well with just about anything.
It goes really well with oden. Maybe it goes well with soup stock.
The end is an orihimegami
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A firm Ori-Garami
We enjoyed it very much!
Akabu will be put aside until next time!
Thank you again for your support this year 🤲.
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Rice used: Koji: Gohyakumangoku (Toyama) Kake: Uruchi rice produced by a contract farmer in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture
Polishing ratio:60
Alcohol percentage: 17
Sake meter: +4.0
Acidity: 2.3
It has a well-balanced taste and is easy to pair with meals!
I looked it up and found out that it was created to be the ultimate food wine.
I'd love to drink it again based on that 🛸.
Heated sake for drinking at home.
A bottle that has a matured feel and a strong rice flavor, but also has a calmness. 🙆♂️
As the name suggests, it is a sake that makes you feel relaxed when you drink it 🍶.