金猫魔
Mine-no-Hakubai Ryoko is located at Niigata Hasegawa-ya in Nishigami-ku!
Mine-no-Hakubai, one of the three Echigo plums, brews sake in Nishigami-ku, the birthplace of Ryoko Maki, a calligrapher from the late Edo period.
The Hishiko typeface is said to be used for high-class pieces used in Shogi (Japanese chess) title tournaments.
Hishiko was once brewed by Kenji Ijima, the toji of Sharaku at Miyazumi Shuzo in Aizu Wakamatsu.
Awarded SAKE COMPETITION 2023 SILVER,
IWC International Wine Challenge 2023
Junmai Ginjo category Gold Winner,
Fruity aroma,
It has a fruity aroma and a crisp freshness like a pear,
Smooth and smooth on the palate.
The mild acidity is refreshing,
The mild acidity is refreshing, and the taste of rice and bitterness spreads,
and a long-lasting aftertaste,
Beautiful and delicious.
It is certainly suitable for a sake cup like a wine glass,
I would like to drink it crisply chilled.
=== Ingredients: Rice (domestic), rice
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice malt (domestic)
Polishing ratio: 60
Alcohol content: 15.5
1,650 yen for 720ml
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★★★★☆☆☆
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