I love Tazake, and this one is a special Junmai Daiginjo made from special A district Yamadanishiki rice polished to 35% and infused with the brewery's technology.
It is very delicious 😋.
This Junmai Daiginjo-shu is brewed with 50% polished rice from the highest grade of sake brewing rice, Banshu's Tokusoku Yamadanishiki. It has a gorgeous ginjo aroma, a freshness of freshness taste, and the flavor of Yamadanishiki comes through clearly and transparently.
Shinshu Kamerei Junmai Sake
This is a standard sake and seems to go well with a variety of foods.
The color is clear and colorless, the aroma is silky and sweet, and in the mouth there is a light acidity and a sweetness reminiscent of melon, followed by a light bitterness.
I thought it was very well balanced.
The price is affordable, but availability is not easy to seek...
Mr. Orenji, nice to meet you. Good morning. Hitogochochi from Shinshu Kamerei is one of my favorite sake, but when I drank it recently, I felt the taste was different from before. I thought the taste also changes depending on the season when I drink it, my physical condition, age, etc. ☺️
Tenryo Sake Cup Ponshukan Label
The color is clear and the aroma is sweet with a hint of rice.
When drunk at room temperature, it has a full rice flavor and the low alcohol content makes it easy to drink.
It is a perfect match with scallop string delicacies👌.
Rajomon Rinkue Cherry
The beautiful red color is the natural color of cherries and no artificial coloring is used.
You can drink it as it is, or you can drink it with carbonated water for a refreshing drink, or on the rocks.
They suggest various ways to drink it.
It is a liqueur treatment but interesting!
La Jomon Malo
Malo = bad in Spanish
Thank you" in Fijian
It has many meanings, but it has a mild rice flavor and is refreshingly good 😋.
The color is clear and slightly yellowish, and the aroma is sweet rice.
It is very easy to drink with a mild rice flavor and a clean aftertaste.
Hello, Orenji 😃.
It's been more than 30 years ago but I remember going to Tonga 🇹🇴 with a friend and talking malo (thank you) and maloelelei (hello) 🥹 sorry 😅I was alone in my memories 😆.
A sake with a spell in it!
A limited edition sake from Takeyuki, this is an unfiltered, unpasteurized sake brewed with no yeast and brewed with nama-moto yeast! The origin of the name dates back to the early Edo period. There is an anecdote that Iemitsu Tokugawa's nanny, Kasuga Bureki, said "Tomohito Takeyuki is the treasure of the Emperor's reign" when she was trying to get Iemitsu to stop crying. Try this sake that contains the brewer's spell to make the world a brighter place!
The color is clear with a hint of bubbles.
The aroma is quite sour.
In the mouth, the acidity is softer than the aroma, and the sweetness is refreshing.
It was a sake like white wine 🍶.
It is like a lactobacillus drink when mixed with lemon-flavored soda water, and can be drunk in large gulps!
It is also a summery drink on the rocks or with carbonated water 😎⛱️
Hidden Sake
The color is slightly yellowish and has a heavy aroma.
In the mouth, it was guttural and dry Japanese.
It was rich in flavor as it was drunk at room temperature.
This product is sold only at Fujimasa Sake Brewery direct from the website, and is a valuable Junmai Harazake that is sold from GW every year until it is sold out.
This sake is brewed with "70% polished rice," which means that the rice is not shaved too much, leaving the flavor of the rice in the bottle.
The sake is not watered down to adjust the alcohol content when it is bottled, and is only shipped once it has been fire-sterilized in its original state.
The sake has a very deep and rich flavor.