agricultural brewing
I'd heard of it, but never seen it before.
I've seen it at liquor stores.
Eiraku Shokudo had it, so we had to try it!
Tonight, all the sake we chose were delicious, and we enjoyed talking about the old days.
our knowledge
Fukurokuju Sake Brewery, the maker of Isshaku Suisei, has been collaborating with Matsuhashi Farm (headed by Mr. Takuro Matsuhashi) in Oogata Village, Akita Prefecture, for the past seven years to produce this junmai ginjo. The label clearly states the theme of the project: "Sake made by farmers. This is a project that aims to involve farmers not only in production (primary industry) but also in consumption, from rice cultivation to sake brewing, and to get consumers involved in the project. As a member, you can participate in the original Nozomoto Hanpukai (4 courses), various events, agricultural experiences, and many other activities.
This sake seems to be a collaboration between Fukurokuju, who serves my favorite Ichidomizunari, and a sake project created by farmers.
It has a mild taste. Ichidomari Mizunari is a sake that you feel the flavor slowly and gradually, and it has a little bit of an edge to it, but this one has a good, unconventional flavor, and a bad, uninspired flavor. This is the first time I've tried this label, but I think I'll buy it next time I find it.