Young brewer in charge of brewing
Ogawa yeast is used, koji rice is Yamadanishiki, and kake rice is Yumenokou.
Is this a challenging sake that is difficult to control the temperature?
The sweetness is enhanced and lingers, with a hint of acidity.
There is a slight odor of alcohol.
It is a good complement and balance when paired with a meal that has acidity.
In case you are wondering, I paired it with a Chinese salad, and it was very good!
Recently purchased in Aizu
Naturals Sake
Nama-moto Junmai with little rice polishing and no added yeast
Sourness, bitterness, and the original flavor of simple ingredients
Primitive
The sake is made from the same yeast as the original, which means it is also acidic.
When drunk on its own, it is like a white wine with food.
If you drink it with fermented foods such as pickled ginger, the sweetness will be washed away easily.