Fluffy fruity aroma
No schwarziness
Smooth and watery on the palate
Fruity sweetness slips on the tongue and quickly becomes bitter.
The sweetness disappears quickly, but there is a lingering bitterness.
Since "Teuchi" was so good last time, we went to Daishinshu again.
This time it is the "Autumn Jungin" of the very season.
An apple-like aroma coming from the glass!
The taste is refreshing.
It is not sweet, but very dry and easy to drink.
But it is not unpleasantly dry. It is light and soft, just the kind of dryness I like.
It seems to go well with anything, but since we were out of fish today, we went with meat.
It was a good pairing without any discomfort.
Daishinshu has become my favorite brand.
Pairing: Beef tongue ham, garlic potapota yaki with Camembert cheese, sausage, dashimaki kazu tamago, marinated mushrooms, grilled konnyaku with sweet and spicy sauce,
Junmai Ginjyo Nama-genshu Tsuganomori (Ice and snow aged sake) 720ml
Rice polishing ratio 59
Alcohol content 16%.
We brought it to you at Kotani Roadside Station.
It is an ice and snow aged sake matured in the snow of Tsugaike Plateau and is only sold in Kotani Village.
It is manufactured by Daishinshu.
It starts with apple-like fruity taste, but the juwa〰︎ and heaviness increases.
The photo is from last week's Hakuba Ski Jump Stadium. ⛷️
Slightly fruity aroma
The mouthfeel is clean and dry, but with a firm sweetness and umami.
It has sweetness and umami.
I like it best at room temperature.
Good with oden 😊.
Delicious 😋.
It is a Daishinshu, which is right in the middle of my favorite.
It has flavor, minerality, and a dry, light aftertaste that does not tire the drinker at all.
There are many sake from Nagano that I like, but if I want to pair it with a meal, I think Daishinshu is the best.
Taishinshu Autumn Jungin
Mellow, smooth, dry
SAKAGURA DAISHINSHU INC.
We have been working on "Chikumagawa River" as long as it lies deep.
- Natural water from the melting snow in the Central Alps
The root of the taste of Daishinshu, the Central Alps.
Sake rice:
All sake rice indigenous to Nagano Prefecture is grown under contract with contract farmers.
Brewing water:
Home brewing water, limited availability, naturally cool.
Brewing building: All processes are top quality Daiginjo.
Special note:
When separating the ginjo into sake and sake lees, although there are efficient presses available, the sake is pressed using a traditional tool called a tub, which is used to press high quality sake. The smooth, silky texture is unique to the tank pressing process. We want to convey the same expression as when the sake is bottled in its raw state. The sake is bottled unfiltered immediately after pressing and stored at -3°C to 0°C until shipping.
Rice polishing ratio: 59
Alcohol content: 15
Manufacturer: Daishinshu Shuzo Co.
Prefecture: Shimadate, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture