It is an Aichi sake brewery. This bottle is made from Yume-Ginko, a rice suitable for sake brewing in Aichi. The label reads, "Recommended at room temperature, warmed or lukewarm.
This time, it was served cold.
The first impression of the taste is sweetness and umami with a graininess. It is not too rich, but rather light and easy to drink. It also has a bitterness that makes it easy to pair with food.
It may be interesting to warm it up a little to accentuate the sweetness.
Oeyama ✖️ Shikishima Collaboration Brewing Sake
Don't stop #Noto's sake!
The Matsunami Brewery in Ishikawa Prefecture was completely destroyed by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. Currently they are brewing new sake in collaboration with "Shikishima". All proceeds will be donated to the Matsunami Brewery.
The brewery was completely destroyed. The rice and yeast are made from "Gohyakumangoku" that was dug up from the ruins.
The brewery brewed with 45% Yamada-Nishiki as the yeast. Sake degree +5
Brewed with Matsunami Brewery's passion for reconstruction.
Brewery: Ito Co.
Ingredients: Yamada-Nishiki
Rice Polishing Ratio: 45
Alcohol Content: 17
We were invited by Chii Mama, a kappo-ryouri (Japanese cooking restaurant) that we have been serving, to have something quaint and different. Perhaps it is because the area around the storehouse is a place that brews vinegar, miso, etc., or perhaps it is because of the area's history of brewing vinegar, miso, etc., I felt a sense of sourness rather than smoothness.