★★★☆☆☆
I had high expectations, but the Mimuro cedar was no match for it.
Transparent. Polished to 25% milling degree.
Good sharpness, little spread.
Dry and a little bitterness remains.
11,000 yen
The more you drink, the better it tastes. It doesn't interfere with your meal, and you can drink it faster.
Sake breweries across Japan ship sake squeezed in the morning to be ready to drink on the day of the first day of spring, called "Risshun Asahibori. Basically, it is a special sake that can only be drunk locally. All sake breweries use the same label design for the Risshun Asa Shibori.
Tenju is as light as water, but the strength of sake remains at the end.
This is the January portion of the Meimon Shukai hanpukai.
The brewer is said to be originally a mellow-umakuchi brewer, but this product was quite dry and not quite to my taste, but I warmed it up and enjoyed it.
It was refreshing and delicious.