The finest daiginjo-shu, a collection of sake that falls drop by drop.
Tenroku Haiyori" is a daiginjo-shu, the highest grade of sake brewed by Tenryo.
As the saying goes, "Sake is the blessing of heaven," the best quality rice for sake brewing, Yamada-Nishiki, is used, polished to 35%, and brewed in Hyogo Prefecture. This is a very precious daiginjo-shu produced under thorough quality control using the tobin enclosure method.
The long-lasting low-temperature brewing process gives it a beautiful and refreshing aroma like the finest cherries, a pleasant texture on the tongue, a sharp throat feel, and a pleasant nose-pleasing aroma, all of which make it a well-balanced product.
The quality and condition of the rice changes from year to year, so it is not a "perfect sake," but it is a daiginjo that can only be produced by a brewery that strives for high quality sake brewing.
The passion that the toji and the brewer put into sake brewing can be felt.
Gero City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Tenryo Sake Brewery Co.
Uratenryo Junmai Ginjo Nama-Shu
Purchased at a sake shop on an old street in Hida Takayama.
It is bottled and stored for a year to a year and a half.
One of the 3㌥ bottles (4/9) I brought back from my trip.
It is served cold.
The color is a pale yellow.
The top aroma is mild, with a hint of alcohol coming from the back.
The mouthfeel is clear, with a touch of acidity.
On the palate, the rich rice flavor spreads out and the acidity, which is typical of junmai sake, mixes in and expands.
The finish is quite firm and spicy.
Ingredients: rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used: 100% Hidahomare
Rice polishing ratio: 55
Alcohol content: 17%.
Good evening, bouken 🌛You wrote earlier that the original back label was Tenryo 😊I don't know, but you wrote that you didn't know, so I looked it up but couldn't figure it out 🤣I happened to buy this back label 😁.
You've had three Tenryo drinks and said it all three times 🤣.
The one I can't remember what I wrote 🙄.
The source is questionable as it was said by the guy next to me at the sake bar 🤔
Drinking Gifu's Local Sake 2024 in Osaka21
Hinoya" and "Tenryo" booths.
The brewery uses a variety of yeasts including "flower yeast. They use computers and high-performance rice milling machines.
Hinoya Junmai Ginjyo Nama Hashiro, Unfiltered Unrefined Nama Sake.
Hidahomare is used as the yeast for this sake. It has a fresh, fresh, umami flavor from the acidity typical of the sake yeast, and it's so good that I thought this would be the one I'd buy today. I heard it goes well with yakitori.
The colorful rainbow label is said to reflect the brewer's mood.
Hinoya Junmai Ginjyo 55 Nama Genzake.
Unlike the sake made from the traditional sake yeast, it has a mild flavor. Clear, mild and refreshing.
Tenryo Junmai Ginjyo Nama-narashu Tenloire Yamadanishiki from Gero
This was also clear and refreshing, but delicious.
The difference between Tenryo and Hinoya is that Hinoya is a seasonal sake.
This sake made a good impression on me.
I talked with Mr. Mizumoto of Yoshimoto comedian Span!
Hello, Nemuchi-san 😀
You and bouken are both really strong drinkers 😇
If I had been with you, I would have been down and drunk by half 🤣.
If I could compare so many drinks, it would be worth going 😇