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Junmai-shu, unfiltered, un-pasteurized, unpasteurized sake (right)
From the website
Rice used: "Rohafu" produced in Nara Prefecture
Polishing ratio 50%.
Specified name sake, etc. Nama-shu
Strength: 16%.
It has a gaseous taste.
Kaze no Mori for heating up. It retains the typical Kaze no Mori flavor and has a soft, rounded taste.
A quick search revealed that it is made using an old sake called kijoshu (noble sake).
This is Kaze no Mori's first-ever limited-edition release for the New Year's holiday season.
The label is gorgeous!
It has the aroma and sweetness of a certain lactic acid drink (like Yakult).
The finish is clean, sharp, and fades away smoothly.
Aroma of lime, plum, whey or chalk, something about Osechi.
Smooth, strongly effervescent mouthfeel.
Sharp citrus acidity. Hard minerality, bitterness. The umami taste softens the harshness. Cocktail-like appearance.
Match with flounder sashimi, baba gump style shiba shrimp, moules marinières, cheese fondue.