The Koigawa Junmai was saved for the closing sushi. It is quite a punchy sake. It accentuates the delicate flavor profile of the sushi just made in front of you. It goes especially well with kawahagi sushi with a bit of liver on top. in Furukawa Fresh Fish Restaurant (9-25 Bunkyo-machi, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture)
Junmai Daiginjyo Beppin - A refined taste that lives up to its name.
Clear, but you can still taste the umami of the rice. Refreshing acidity. The taste is crisp and light.
Located in the birthplace of the fantastic rice "Kame-no-o
Aged Junmai with a sharp taste, carefully extracting the original flavor of the rice
Junmai heated sake... a junmai sake that is delicious even when heated
We take great care of our sake.
Mild aroma and sharp throat with a sharp aftertaste.
Yamagata party with two women. We're Yamagata-born beppin', so we'll drink this too!"
A little lacking in impact? The label is for a gentle girl who loves cats, but it seems too mild-mannered for us wild girls.
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This junmai ginjo-shu is made from 50% Dewa Tsannyu, a rice suitable for sake brewing produced in Yamagata Prefecture, and specially brewed for the Yamagata Prefecture Sake Brewers Association's overall campaign. Due to its popularity, it has been released in limited quantities every year since its launch.
It has a mildly refreshing aroma, a mildly light and refreshing mouthfeel, a slightly light and pleasantly voluptuous umami that is clear and supple, and a dry taste with a soft acidity that gently draws the whole body together.