I have been curious about this for a long time. I will have a sake from Kyoto.
It is very delicious!
It is said to be made all in Kyoto. It had a calm muscat-like impression.
Matsuyama Shuzo, a brewery located in Fushimi, Kyoto Prefecture, introduces "Celebration Junmai Ginjo Autumn", a seasonal product from a new brand, Jyuseki, which was born in the 2025 era.
All the ingredients used in Jyuseki are produced in Kyoto. It is brewed with Kyoto-born and bred sake rice "Celebration" and Kyoto yeast "Kyo no Koto" in the famous water of Fushimi, Kyoto. This sake is brewed in Kyoto and brewed with Kyoto yeast "Kyo no Koto" and brewed with local water from Fushimi.
It has a soft and delicious seasonal flavor. Please enjoy it with autumnal delicacies.
There's no sake in the fridge 😱 so we go to the liquor store 🏬🚲.
The fridge is a little sad, maybe they are waiting for new sake...............................💦.
Maybe it's still a little early 😂.
Found it 👀 [Nama Sake] sticker 🤣.
That's why I brought you to
White label from [Jyuseki] 🍶.
Looking at the label carefully...
I now realize that it's the rice used to make the celebratory sake😅.
Looking back at the past pictures of Jyuseki, all of them are labeled with the celebratory rice 😅.
I feel like all of them taste different for that reason, stupid tongue ⁉️🤣.
It was a little bit different from my image of fruity, as it was clean and disappeared with a nice spiciness in the aftertaste 😂.
Good evening, Mr. Baum.
It was an emergency that you didn't have any sake in your fridge💦.
I've never had Jyuseki, even though it's from your neighborhood in Kyoto 😅.
I have the impression that it is a good sake for food 😋.
Last 5 bottles!
Ten Stone's ㊗️
Sweet taste of rice, but not too strong and easy to drink!
Not at this time, but when I drank it at work, this one was the most popular 🎶.
Thank you very much!
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 16%.
Rice used: 100% "Shuku" rice produced in Kyoto
Yeast used: Kyo no Koto
I think it should be more famous, but Jyuseki is very tasty. This time, it's an autumnal sake, so let's see how it is! Let's go!
The aroma is sweet and refreshing like a pear, the water from Fushimi is soft and easy to drink without any hardness, and the taste is pure rice flavor, with a subtle sweetness and acidity like prunes, but only a little bittersweet. The sweetness and astringency of apples, or is it my imagination that all of the sweetness, umami, sourness, bitterness, and astringency are present? The sharpness is as strong as that of Kubota! I wonder if it would taste good even if it were drunk hot. It was a reminder of how hiyaoroshi should be. I'll have to drink Gekkeikan properly sooner or later. Thanks again for the food tonight!