The rice used is Ginginga from Iwate Prefecture.
It is an aluzoe daiginjo as I imagined, or rather as I was looking for.
It is very smooth.
To put it extremely simply, it is sweet alcohol water.
It's not the type that has a lot of flavor, but I don't mind it.
It was not bad with gyoza (dumplings) with plenty of meat juice.
It's a Daiginjo spec, but it's a good sake to drink easily.
This sake has such a high reputation that it is often referred to as "Yoi no Tsuki".
This Daiginjo, brewed with "Gin Ginga", the rice suitable for sake brewing, is characterized by a mild flavored ginjo with a muted aroma.
The brewer's desire to deliver a high-quality sake at an affordable price has led him to offer the taste of a Daiginjo at this price.
Raw material : Iwate-grown Gin Ginga
Rice polishing ratio : 50%.
Sake meter reading : +2.5
Acid level : 1.3
Alcohol content : 16%.
Price: 720ml 1,815 yen (tax included)