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I got a bottle of Dakei Junmai Daiginjo made with Hyakumangoku No Shiro, a sake rice produced in Ishikawa Prefecture 😀 I had had Dakei Junmai Daiginjo with a different rice before. The aroma is gorgeous and fruity, but the taste of the Hyakumangoku No Shiro is less sweet and more refreshing 😙 Either way, it's delicious 😎.
Rice Yamada Nishiki
Polishing ratio 55
A little sappy at first.
After one day, it becomes a little milder.
After 2 days, it becomes a little milder.
It has a sake-like taste.
If you eat it with strong food
just right👍️.
I went on a tour of the brewery.
It's small.
I hope you will continue to do well.
I hope they will continue to do well.
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Sakurada Sake Brewery, the furthest sake brewery from the tip of Ishikawa Prefecture. We had a bottle of their top of the line Dakei Junmai Daiginjo at Sakurada Sake Brewery ✨While most of Ishikawa Prefecture is dry, it is very tasty with a delicious sweetness. Sogen and Takeba are the best in Suzu City, but Dakei is just as good.
Sakurada Sake Brewery in Noto, the end of Ishikawa
When I had it right after opening it.
It was a Junmai Daiginjo with the bitterness characteristic of new sake, but with a beautiful taste.
It was really beautiful.
It's not written on the label, but if you look at the ingredients, it's only rice and rice malt. It had a refreshing taste and was a good closing drink for the day.
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Rice polishing rate: 55%.
Alcohol content: 16%.
My favorite sake in Okunoto. It is not well known and is rarely available in pubs.
It is not marked as "dry" but I think it is a dry sake.
I highly recommend it.