The aroma is the most clearly perceptible of all the Nabeshima wines, and the finish is clean and refreshing. It has a moderately beautiful sweetness and a little gas.
Ingredients :Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice used : 100% Kitashizuku
Alcohol Content :16% Alcohol
Polishing ratio : 50
The gloss is aged at minus 5 degrees Celsius or lower for at least one year.
Because it is aged at ice temperature, it is soft and gentle. The calm ginjo aroma is also very elegant.
Sweetness: Dry ■Rice: Contract-cultivated Yamadanishiki from the special A district of Hyogo Prefecture ■Polishing ratio: 50% ■Alcohol level: 15% ■Sake alcohol level: Not disclosed ■Acidity level: Not disclosed
The gloss is aged at minus 5 degrees Celsius or lower for at least one year.
Because it is aged at ice temperature, it is soft and gentle. The calm ginjo aroma is also very elegant.
Sweetness: Dry ■Rice: Contract-cultivated Yamadanishiki from the special A district of Hyogo Prefecture ■Polishing ratio: 50% ■Alcohol level: 15% ■Sake alcohol level: Not disclosed ■Acidity level: Not disclosed
Yamahai" is an abbreviation for "Yamahoshi", which means the process of grinding down the steamed rice after the sake mother has been prepared.
Yamahai" refers to the process of mashing the steamed rice after brewing the sake mother,
This is done to make it easier to melt the rice.
In the Meiji era (1868-1912), it was realized that rice could be sufficiently melted by koji alone if the process was devised without yamahoshi.
The Yamahai method was born when it was discovered that rice could be sufficiently melted by the power of koji if the process was devised without yamahoshi.
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), Rice Koji (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol content: 15
100% Yamadanishiki produced in Hyogo Prefecture
Sake made by playing the Beatles' classic "Michelle".
Almost white wine
Talked about as the sake that Tsuyoshi Domoto gave to Koichi Domoto on his birthday at a concert of popular idol KinKi Kids.
Specific name: Junmai Ginjo
Ingredients: Rice (domestic), rice malt (domestic)
Rice polishing ratio: 60
Strength: 9
Producer: Banno Shuzo (Nagano Pref.)
This summer sake is outstanding for its mild aroma reminiscent of bananas and melons, and its gentle acidity like that of small buds.
The light, fresh flavor will keep you going through the hot summer months without tiring, stimulating your appetite and creating a synergistic effect.
Rice polishing ratio 55
Sake degree +3
Acidity 1.7
Amino acidity 1.1
Alcohol content 15
Rice used: Domestic rice
1997 Breeding Year, one of the Takagi Shuzo trilogy "Dragon's Bastard", "Sake Mirai", and "Hashu Honor", the brewer of the popular Yamagata brand "Jyushidai". It was completed in the Tohoku region, a cold region, by combining Yamashu No. 4 and Miyamanishiki, inbreds of Yamada-Nishiki, as seed and pollen parents, respectively.
Sake Mirai, which took 18 years of research and development by the Takagi Brewery, is a hybrid of Yamadanishiki, a grade A rice suitable for sake brewing with a slightly larger, disc-shaped heart white and a soft, smooth taste on the palate.
The rice is polished to 50% using "Sake Mirai" produced in Yamagata Murayama and brewed with Ogawa and M310 yeast using water from the Mt.
It has a gorgeous, fragrant, and impressive flowery ginjo aroma that spreads in the mouth. The taste is full, with a light sweetness that does not linger on the tongue and leaves a refreshing aftertaste.
Rice used: "Sake Mirai" produced in Murayama, Yamagata Prefecture
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Sake meter reading: +1.0 or so
Acidity: 1.2
Amino acidity: 1.0
Yeast used: Ogawa No. 10, M310
Alcohol percentage: around 17.2
Aromatic and fruity sake with a ginjo aroma in the foreground, using the so-called standard combination of Yamadanishiki rice and Association No. 9 yeast.
Recommended for women
Brand name: Kido Junmai Daiginjo
(Kido Junmai Daiginjo)
Sake Brewer : Heiwa Shuzo
Location: Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture
Rice: Yamadanishiki
Rice polishing ratio: 50
Alcohol content: 15-16