At Isoban Sake Brewery, even the sake brewing process is the same as that for ginjo-style sake. The sake rice used is 100% special grade Yamadanishiki produced in Tojo, a special A rice production area in Hyogo Prefecture, and both the koji rice and kake rice are polished to 60%. The sake is brewed slowly and carefully at a low temperature to give it a gentle, fresh aroma.
There is no middle ground. It's crisp and clean, but the aftertaste is soft and lingering. It is an easy-drinking drink.
It has a clean taste and is a smooth drink. Furuya is rice produced in July and sake created in Tsuneda in September and Nishido in November.
Sake degree +3 to +5
Acidity 1.25, Rice polishing ratio 40
Degree of liking 4.5
It is an easy-drinking drink with a clean aftertaste.
Since it does not interfere with food, I felt that it is a drink that goes well with anything as a food wine.
Polishing ratio 50%.
Likability 4.2
The aroma is a subdued peach.
Smooth and dry in the mouth, it has a taste that is the complete opposite of today's sweet and savory, yet it has a modern feel to it.