HAKKO" is the representative brand of Morikawa Sake Brewery in Kure City. The design represents a "big white bird" soaring into the sky. ☺️
When poured into a sake cup, it has a beautiful amber color, a faintly fruity aroma, and a round, mango-like sweetness, followed by sourness and dryness.
It is best when paired with grilled eggplant or grilled saury, which are autumnal delicacies!
A classic junmai sake with the sweetness and umami of rice and koji that can be enjoyed straight out of the bottle. We drank it at room temperature, but it is likely to have a more expansive flavor when heated.
Although it was made in 2017, there was no twanginess at all, and the impression was that it had become more beautifully rounded. I am grateful that I was able to find it through the Corona disaster from the torrential rain in western Japan in 2018.
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Purchased at Fresta.
Hiroshima Prefecture Morikawa Shuzo Shirakoh Special Junmai Shu Green Label
It has a bubbly taste.
The mouthfeel is mild. It is well-balanced as a food sake.
It has a clear but deep flavor.
Morikawa Shuzo
Shirakoh Kurakiji Unpasteurized Sake
This brewery is located in the town of Yasuura, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
The rice is polished to 70% Hiroshima-grown rice.
Normal sake with no added alcohol or sugar.
Kurakiji's regular product is a "Nama-Shochu-shu" (freshly stored sake).
This is a limited-edition "Nama-no-Mara-shu" sake.
It has a sweet rice aroma and a gentle rice flavor,
Fresh and full-bodied, rich and mellow taste.
It has a fresh, full-bodied, rich, mellow taste.
It has a strong flavor and is high in alcohol at 19.5
It is recommended to drink on the rocks.
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