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Date of manufacture: October, 2021
Alcohol content: 16
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Rice used: Domestic rice
Price/ Prize for participation in the 2021 Echigo Kenshin Sake Marathon
Recommendation
Impression: It is called "Chibitagawa".
It is fashionable that it is not called Daiginjo even though the rice polishing ratio is 50%.
Winter doburoku of the northeast
Purchased at home
Impressions】It has a very peculiar taste, but as expected from a doburoku, it is very refreshing and easy to drink.
Be careful, lol!
Recommended snacks
How about the peculiar motsunabe?
Gintagawa (Chibitagawa) ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Junmai Ginjo polished rice 55% al16
Using underground water from the Ginda River area
Omotesando Niigata-kan Nespas: 20180928 Purchase for home use
It's a sake brewed by Daishikiku Jozo in Joetsu City, Niigata Prefecture. I found this sake at a convenience store and bought it on impulse. I met it at a sake event in Niigata prefecture and this is the second time I've bought it.
I'm always curious about special honjozo and special junmai sake because I feel like I'm about to find something interesting😃.
The aroma is subdued, with a hint of alcohol and old sake. The taste is light and clean, but not thin. The taste is light but not thin. This is the kind of sake you want to encounter at an izakaya.
It's a sake that really comes into its own when paired with a meal.
Gin Tagawa Special Honjozo
Rice polishing ratio 58%.
Chibitagawa Special Junmai
This is also one of the bottles in the Niigata Sake Tour August set.
It is made by Daishikiku Shuzo in Kakizaki, Joetsu City.
It's a name that I have trouble converting.
Gindagawa comes from the middle of the sacred mountain Yoneyama. It is said that the dialect word "Chibita" which means cold, and the cold changed to Gin. (There are various theories.)
Aroma like a grain spreads.
It has a full-bodied umami, or
It has a unique aroma, which is different from bitterness.
It has a peculiar taste.
I wonder if this peculiarity came out in the blend of Japanese Osake...
It seems to be better to heat it up, but I drank it cold.
300ml is not enough for me to try many ways to drink it.
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Ingredients: Rice(domestic), Rice malt(domestic)
Raw material rice: Gohyakumangoku (rice produced in Niigata Prefecture)
Rice polishing ratio: 58
Alcohol content: 16 degrees
Sake degree:+2.0
Acidity: 1.3
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★★☆☆☆