-David
The first "Hokusetsu
At the Rishu guard station of Ponshu-kan in Echigo Yuzawa.
I only had a sip,
It is a brand that even Hollywood stars come to buy, so it tastes good in its own way.
At Niigata-kan. It is with Hokusetsu Daiginjo YK35 that attracts many Sake fans. It has a mellow aroma and a delicate, deep flavor. It is a handmade daiginjo made from 35% Yamada-Nishiki rice, which is highly prized for sake brewing, and fermented at low temperature for a long period of time.
It has a lingering aftertaste, a moderate sweetness, and a mellow aroma. It is not too heavy, and is so easy to drink that it will be gone before you know it!
Centrifugation" is the overall thrust of Hokusetsu.
I paired it with macaroni au gratin. Since learning to pair cheese with sake, I have tried many things, but this was the first time I paired it with hot burnt cheese, and it was delicious.
This centrifugal sake seems to be limited and hard to find.
It has a robust flavor and does not overpower the cheese.
Spring season only
At room temperature
Sweet and fruity
Light and smooth like spring
I added ice, but I prefer it at room temperature.
Rice: 100% Gohyakumangoku
Rice polishing ratio 55
Alcohol content 15