Koji rice (Hanabukiyuki produced in Aomori)
Kake rice (Aomori rice)
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol 15%.
Sake degree +1.0
Acidity 1.5-1.6
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Pleasant aroma
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Fresh aroma of pear, grape and some kind of fruit. Softness. Acidity. Is it dry? Sweet aroma. Very faint foamy numbness, leaving a numbness on the tongue. Nice aroma.
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Rice Koji rice (Hanabukiyuki produced in Aomori)
Kake rice (Aomori rice)
Rice polishing ratio 60
Alcohol content 13
Sake Degree -17
Acidity 3.2
The brewery was relocated to a new location.
(The new brand was launched to take on the challenge of transforming the brewery from a brewery (brand name: Jyobari) to a mainstay junmai sake brewery.
The new brand "Morai" was created to "pass on to the future the Touji's commitment to sake brewing that has been passed down through 300 years of history" and to "take on the challenge of the changing times.
The number of koku of sake produced has been greatly reduced from the 20,000 koku produced at the height of the old brewery, and only about 700 koku of sake is carefully brewed by hand.
Iwaki, and the new junmai ginjo sake is inspired by the "Giant Salamander," and the illustration depicts a scene of a salamander gazing up at Mt.
Rice: 100% Aomori Prefecture grown Hanasoui rice,
Rice polishing 55
Alcohol level: 16%.
Sake meter / -2.0
Acidity / 1.5
The golden eagle was delicious,
Repeat here next time😊.
Of course the salamander was delicious!
Alcohol level: 16% Rice used: Hanasoui Rice polishing ratio: 55
At a store near Tateyama station.
I had never seen it in Aomori. Hirosaki sake. It's very delicious, just like Toyobai sake. Ohiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
Sake brewed with Aomori's Hana-Moi and Hana-Fuki.
This bottle was recommended by a liquor store in Aomori.
It was my first time drinking it and it is delicious 😋.
The label is cute too😍.
The Junmai Daiginjo label is "Golden Eagle" 🦅.
I bought a bottle at a liquor store in Hirosaki in October and opened it at work.
It is an elegant and clear sake.
I don't think I should drink it in a plastic cup.
Ingredients : rice, rice malt (Aomori Prefecture)
Yeast : Mahoroba Hou Yeast
Rice Polishing Ratio (Koji rice 50% (Hanafukiyuki produced in Aomori pref.)
Kake Rice 50% (Hanamoi from Aomori)
Sake Degree : +1.0
Acidity: 1.5
Amino acidity: 0.8
Taste: Medium mellow
Alcohol content: 15%.
I drank it in Hirosaki City.
The brewery has moved to a new location and started brewing new sake. The new brand "Torai" was born with the idea of "taking on the challenge of the changing times.
We need to be willing to try everything.